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A Crossing Way
By Vitor Isaia
December 31st, 2007
Picture taken in my honeymoon. A road near to Bom Jardim da Serra, Brasil. Taken with a Nikon D50 + Nikon 18-200 VR.
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Posted By: f8pcpaul from gmail.com
about 1 year, 10 months ago
Not sure if the vignetting was added in Photoshop but it adds a nice artistic touch to the photo and focuses your attention to the end of the road (nice focal point). Good noise control even at ISO200 but with a shutter speed of 1/250 according to EXIF info, you probably could have bumped it down to ISO100 and still got a good, sharp picture with less shadow noise. Still not sure what I would do with the yellow cast in the foreground. Adjusting the color balance seems to make the road grayer and the hills more green so I might have done that.
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Posted By: hawkster.steve from gmail.com
about 1 year, 10 months ago
what are the 3 small squares in the middle ?
Posted By: Vitor Isaia
about 1 year, 10 months ago
The vignetting was added in Photoshop exactly with that purpose, to add and artistic touch to the picture and to centralize the light into the middle. As I have a Nikon D50, the lower iso setting is, unfortunately, 200... but the noise level is still low at this setting.
The 3 small squares are little boxes with reflecting bands for night driving. It's used a lot here in Brazil.
Thanks for the comments!
The 3 small squares are little boxes with reflecting bands for night driving. It's used a lot here in Brazil.
Thanks for the comments!
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