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    Landscape Photographer thapamd's Avatar
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    The White Knight

    I finally got around to processing this image from Wahweep Wash in Northern Arizona. I think I'm happy with the tonal range here. Enjoy!

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    Re: The White Knight

    Do you ever take a bad image? I mean really, between this site and your web page I have to wonder.

    This one is to cool for words. Could you give us some details about this place Mahesh?
    Last edited by almo; 05-30-2005 at 01:26 PM.
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    Re: The White Knight

    Super shot once again Is that sorta like deposit accumulation from something dripping from above or is it just erosion ?

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    Re: The White Knight

    I would have to agree that the tonal range on this photo is excellent. That is one of the nice things about digital black and white. You get excellent sharpness and a wide tonal range. One thing I would say, is that I would like a slightly more prominent subject. I like the little patterns of the water rivulets in the sandstone, and the tall rock formations as well, but it might be better if they were separate. But that is just me . Great work.

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    Re: The White Knight

    I also appreciate the tonal range here as well. I agree with Drew to a degree about the prominence of the subject, but does not take away from this being a good piece of work
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    Re: The White Knight

    Mahesh,

    Another teriffic shot! I have this almost exact same image hanging on my wall. Only problem is, I didn't shoot it, Michael Fatali did.
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    Re: The White Knight

    Wow that's nuts Mike! Almost the exact same. Mahesh, just wonderful, the tones are bang on, and very well composed.

    Amazed as always,

    Jared

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