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One of the first outings with the 100mm F/2
Something autumn
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Fred_S - what a superb image! Have you considered printing and framing that one? I think it would make a great 50 x 40 cm framed image for example?

Some super work in here at the moment!

Bets regards, Neil.
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Originally posted by owenn01 owenn01 wrote:

Fred_S - what a superb image! Have you considered printing and framing that one? I think it would make a great 50 x 40 cm framed image for example?

Some super work in here at the moment!

Bets regards, Neil.


Neil, many thanks for this great compliment. I hadn't considered printing yet and must confess that printing is almost out of my system these digital days, but you triggered an interesting thought. Thanks for that. (We only make our calender   with 12 prints each year). Initially I was not too happy with the shot, but adding the white frame made it much better for me.

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somewhere in the heaven ...
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Posts: 12383 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 03 November 2017 at 14:17
Originally posted by Fred_S Fred_S wrote:

Originally posted by owenn01 owenn01 wrote:

Fred_S - what a superb image! Have you considered printing and framing that one? I think it would make a great 50 x 40 cm framed image for example?

Some super work in here at the moment!

Bets regards, Neil.


Neil, many thanks for this great compliment. I hadn't considered printing yet and must confess that printing is almost out of my system these digital days, but you triggered an interesting thought. Thanks for that. (We only make our calender   with 12 prints each year). Initially I was not too happy with the shot, but adding the white frame made it much better for me.

best regards
Fred


Hi Fred, thanks for the kind words - it's appreciated.

If you do have it printed, try and find someone that does 'proper' printing and not digital (ie straight from the negative onto paper); we had a competition evening at the club here recently and I was genuinely surprised at the difference between a digital print (ie 'inkjet' or similar) and a true silver halide print. There was greater depth and tonal effect from the silver print and I think it's almost that the print sits 'in' the paper rather than largely on the surface: difficult to describe but once you've seen it the difference really jumps out at you.

Great shot (again!) and best regards,

Neil.
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Thanks for that tip Neil!
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Originally posted by infrastellar infrastellar wrote:

somewhere in the heaven ...


Excellent landscape :)
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In a parisian garden
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Autumn Walk-



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Grove of Maples in yellow attire.



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Young Maple
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