Rick,

thanks for the comment.

I have tried many things with this image. :-) Whenever I try to get  
rid of the brownish sky it somehow looses oll its atmosphere, as P.J.  
wrote before. If I try a b/w conversion, the second I try to make the  
blacks black the whole image turns black, too. Maybe I'll give it  
another try once I've learned how to use LR/PS a little better.


Marcus

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Am 13.04.2008 um 19:30 schrieb Rick Womer:
> That's amazingly sharp for a 1 sec hand-held exposure!
> You're giving "Steady" Stenquist some competition!
>
> It is also a really nice photo, though I think the
> intensely amber cast detracts.  Have you played with
> the white balance, or tried a B&W conversion?
>
> Rick
>
> --- "Marcus A. Hofmann" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> Hi.
>>
>> OK, I was sure I had set up Apple Mail to only send
>> plaintext
>> messages, but as it turns out, I had not. So maybe
>> this is going to
>> work now. I'll give it a try.
>>
>> I've been experimenting a little with available
>> light pictures at
>> night without a tripod. Mainly because I don't have
>> a tripod and
>> because I know that if I did I'd never bring it
>> anywhere. I got the
>> best results kneeling, leaning against something
>> solid, pressing the
>> arms tight against my body, breathing out and then
>> holding my breath -
>> like shooting a rifle. This is the best I managed to
>> come up with
>> (K200D with 40mm Ltd., handheld at 1 second, f/2.8,
>> ISO 400, slightly
>> tweaked in LR).
>>
>> http://tinyurl.com/2hz8hy
>>
> http://www.ntony.net/engine/image/medium/b28300c6d7a85f39ed7e5d6672657040.jpg
>>
>> You can see a larger version by substituting "large"
>> for "medium" in
>> the url. Comments, suggestions and tips on how to
>> improve this are
>> very welcome.
>>
>> Oh, by the way, this is the harbour in Hoorn at
>> night, picture taken
>> from our ship, about four weeks ago. It was snowing
>> at the time. Hoorn
>> is a small town in North Holland where the first
>> sailor to sail around
>> Cape Hoorn and actually survive came from, so Cape
>> Hoorn is named
>> after this beautiful little town.
>>
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Marcus
>>
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