Comments on: Seine and Eiffel tower in the autumn http://soulpixels.nl/seine-and-eiffel-tower-in-the-autumn/ Mon, 19 Jul 2010 17:47:55 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Maarten http://soulpixels.nl/seine-and-eiffel-tower-in-the-autumn/comment-page-1/#comment-669 Maarten Sat, 31 Oct 2009 21:35:10 +0000 http://soulpixels.nl/?p=593#comment-669 Paris is less then four hours by train from Amsterdam, where I life. Yes, I love the less obvious. This photo is all about autumn leafs as well! Raw only for me. Paris is less then four hours by train from Amsterdam, where I life.

Yes, I love the less obvious. This photo is all about autumn leafs as well! Raw only for me.

]]> By: Chuck Pefley http://soulpixels.nl/seine-and-eiffel-tower-in-the-autumn/comment-page-1/#comment-666 Chuck Pefley Fri, 30 Oct 2009 14:24:32 +0000 http://soulpixels.nl/?p=593#comment-666 Paris, eh? You're fortunate to be so close. A very obscure Eiffel image. But, as I recall, you delight in the hidden and under-stated -:)) Regarding my fall color image ... yes, of course PS was involved ... but in much the same way the darkroom enlarger would have been had I been making prints of the image a few years ago. The image was shot on Fuji Velvia, scanned via a Nikon LS-5000, and finished via Photoshop. As I've said in the past, PS is a tool, and is meant to be used. We have only a couple of choices when shooting digital images ... one, shoot jpeg and accept your camera manufacturer's view on what the scene should look like ... two, shoot raw and then process and sculpt to your own view of how the scene looks best. Cheers, Chuck Paris, eh? You’re fortunate to be so close.

A very obscure Eiffel image. But, as I recall, you delight in the hidden and under-stated -:))

Regarding my fall color image … yes, of course PS was involved … but in much the same way the darkroom enlarger would have been had I been making prints of the image a few years ago. The image was shot on Fuji Velvia, scanned via a Nikon LS-5000, and finished via Photoshop. As I’ve said in the past, PS is a tool, and is meant to be used. We have only a couple of choices when shooting digital images … one, shoot jpeg and accept your camera manufacturer’s view on what the scene should look like … two, shoot raw and then process and sculpt to your own view of how the scene looks best.

Cheers, Chuck

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