No Photoshop Filters Were HarmedMy photography teacher said "keep everything." Today's error might be tomorrow's masterpiece. That was film, when every negative and print were precious; in the digital days, one has to be less forgiving lest one's hard drive be overwhelmed. Even so, happy accidents will happen. I was attempting to get the milky waterfall look of a very slow exposure of falls at Rickett's Glen State Park, Pennsylvania--without a tripod. Among the hits and misses, this particular miss caught my eye. It's all natural, no artificial filters added. posted: 2010-07-17 20:05:48 • Comments (0) |
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