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I’m still here. Just swept along in a current of activity and work. Photographed the reception for a family wedding over the weekend. Here are a few shots (taken with just my little Canon Powershot).
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wow–that last one is simply amazing.
Yes, my favorite of the day for sure. I’m so glad it was the one you like too!
Favor…if you have a PC, tell me if the three b&w pictures are on the dark side. I’m figuring out that things are much brighter on my Mac screen.
oddly, the third looks fine, but yes, the top two are a bit dark–still lovely, though!
Hmmmm, I thought that might be happening. I tend to darken the contrast for my screen and then I was once looking at my site from a PC and realized how different everything looks. I don’t know how I’m going to adjust for this for print, should be interesting.
I love the lines in the last one. As for adjusting color contrast for print. Look at the screen at the printer and adjust contrast from there, because they will use their screen for reference. But screens are completely inaccurate for color proofing…unless you have a Huey…which I really want!