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10. Early Morning Qena
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Why did some of the colors come out odd?
Was it planned? There was some huge over exposure in the very beginning :31 to :57 ?
I think my clumsy color correction hasn't helped. I do need to watch my exposures though.... Thanks for your feedback.
The four kids 'cracking up with laughter' - totally joyful.
It seems almost unreasonable to point out that a number of the whites are "blown out" with a resulting loss of texture and detail. A simple vignette in MBL could save the shot.
It does look wonderful on Full Screen.
Your comments are much appreciated and very constructive. Will take on board.