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Featured in Art Universe June 25, 2011.
Featured in HDR Photography August 20, 2010.
Featured in Cottage Living August 19, 2010.
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A lovely tree-lined street in the historic section of New Market, Maryland. Image taken with the Nikon D300 and the 18-200mm vr Nikon lens in July of 2009. Shutter speed 1/200, aperture f/7.1, iso 1000. Post work included hdr from a single hand held image, reproduced in Photoshop CS4 to evals of +/-2 and finished off in Photomatix Pro. Some further tinkering in Photoshop including levels, curves, filters, skewing and addition of a texture from FloraBella.
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That is beautiful – lovely colours!
Thank you, Charmiene!!!
– Lois Bryan
Beautiful house and so are the colors, light and shadow. Great shot!
Thank you … it is a lovely little town!!!
– Lois Bryan
Stunning :-)
Thank you!!!!
– Lois Bryan
Excellent, Lois. The red door just leaps out!
thank you, David … everyone along the main street takes such lovely care of their homes!!
– Lois Bryan
Splendid capture…love the light and shadow play
Hi Richard, thank you!!
– Lois Bryan
fantastic work! Beautiful image with lovely colors!
Thank you so much, Carol!!
– Lois Bryan
a beautiful image
Hi Tina!!! Thank you!!!!
– Lois Bryan
Lovely, Lois!
Thanks so much, Steve!!
– Lois Bryan
This turned out great,….Looks awesome,…
Thanks so much, John!!!
– Lois Bryan
Absolutely LOVE THIS Lois….gorgeous colours…beautiful soft light. Lovely feature stonework and is that a Christmas wreath I see on the doors…..hmmmmmm. lol
Hi Wynnie!!!!! Thank you, sweetie!!!! It is such a lovely little town … about as close as we get to your beautiful part of the world, I think!!! And no, it’s NOT a Christmas wreath rolling eyes and groaning around here we often use wreaths for all seasons … one for spring, for summer, for fall … and … yes … for Christmas.
– Lois Bryan