recent black and whites:
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Originally Posted by Scothew
Wow Daniel, very nice photographs!
What setup are shooting with?
What setup are shooting with?
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are you offering these as prints?
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Originally Posted by Error404
No, just as a hobby
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Originally Posted by burningman
You should put them on deviant art..I'm sure you could sell some on there.
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You also might try iStockphoto.com. Amateur photographers sell shots for $1-5.
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Originally Posted by HadAStang
You also might try iStockphoto.com. Amateur photographers sell shots for $1-5.
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Daniel, I meant to ask this a long time ago... are you shooting B&W or are you processing it afterwards through software or other techniques. I forget if you are shooting digital or film.
If through software, (I.e. photosho), care to share any of your techniques. I've started playing with the Duotones in PS CS2 and I'm learning alot already.
If through software, (I.e. photosho), care to share any of your techniques. I've started playing with the Duotones in PS CS2 and I'm learning alot already.
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Daniel, I meant to ask this a long time ago... are you shooting B&W or are you processing it afterwards through software or other techniques. I forget if you are shooting digital or film.
If through software, (I.e. photosho), care to share any of your techniques. I've started playing with the Duotones in PS CS2 and I'm learning alot already.
If through software, (I.e. photosho), care to share any of your techniques. I've started playing with the Duotones in PS CS2 and I'm learning alot already.
I use soft masks alot, either by painting them in (I use a Wacom, but a mouse can work just fine), or by using gradients in the layer mask.