Activity for User 1159 - Terry Clark - wbloon@hotmail.com

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35 Jun 20 Comment I agree with Helen about leaving the grass to anchor the foreground. I often include things like this and have been chastised by others. But, I would suggest darkening the grass a little, e.g pulling a gradient up from the bottom. The viewers eye will then look away from the dark, upward, to the light area of interest. (Old trick I learned from works by the Hudson School.)
I see you are having fun with DAP! You can do an amazing amount of image interpretation with that program. Please show more.		 Jun 10th
35 Jun 20 Reply While the sky has that "long exposure" looks it was actually a normal short exposure. Just that how they were that evening.
I love the ripples in the gypsum sand although it had rained a day before so they are not as sharp as they can be.		 Jun 10th
35 Jun 20 Comment Delicate is not a word I usually associate with IR images. But you have created a deliciously delicate image here. Nicely done Debbie. Jun 9th
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56 Jun 20 Comment Why can I never find such still water?
Nicely done, so calming.
I think you might have brought in a bit of those horizontal floaters in the original to give a little visual break to the foreground. 		Jun 24th
56 Jun 20 Comment What a lovely interpretation. I think the detail in the whites is just right, anymore burning and it would lose that delicate texture. Jun 24th
56 Jun 20 Reply Thanks Nancy,
There is just something about these three that attracts me. I keep having the sense the right most bird is surfing down the roofline.
I don't know what this style of painting is called but I am just happy I could rescue something from the dreary original.
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