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This is a discussion on The Late Unpleasantness within the People photography (portraits, sports etc.) forums, part of the Show your photo (Color) - Landscape & Nature (flowers, mountains, storms etc.) category; These are awesome too. I think they would look really cool with some textures laid in to mimic old photos. ...

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    These are awesome too. I think they would look really cool with some textures laid in to mimic old photos. Not to say they need any treatment but it would be fun to play

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    I like the treatment you are using on all of these. Is it an Ethereal Glow filter?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mad Aussie View Post
    I like the treatment you are using on all of these. Is it an Ethereal Glow filter?
    No, it's the Duotone Dream I told you about a few weeks ago. Works pretty good on period scenes like these. Maybe I should try a little vignetting?
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    Yes it does work well. Not sure vignetting would improve any of them or not.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mad Aussie View Post
    Yes it does work well. Not sure vignetting would improve any of them or not.
    Thanks, that means a lot to me coming from you. I admire your work, even though I seldom say it.
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    Well ... thanks for saying it now ... I appreciate that very much.

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    yup - great great shots barefoot! wonderful composition on them all & the perfect post processing to compliment.

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    I missed this set of images....and i REALLY dig them. That Noon shot and the Homesick shot is especially good!
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    I was tidying things up a bit, and thought I’d post a few more before I tucked them away.

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    I love this series!
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