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Great pictures
Hi Howard, Just looked at some of your beautiful pictures. I know I'll be spending more time enjoying them. Wish I had your talent. Hope to see you when you visit NH.
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Jean E. Gravelle 10/3/2008 7:36:38 AM
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Enjoyed your site
I have just spent most of this morning enjoying your photos. They are stunning, you are a true artist with a wonderful eye. I am like yourself and took up photography as a hobby when I retired. I also use Nikon equipment and print with an Epson 2400. Will keep your site on my favourite list.
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Peter Wilkin 1/8/2008 7:00:50 AM
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CAMERA TYPE AND LENS TYPE
I'm in love with your work! You shoot what beauty really is all about. What lens and body are you using normally when you shoot out doors? I have a Nikon 35MM SLR wishing to upgrade to their digtal one now which I hope my lens will work with. I have teleophoto, wide angle, mirco lens, lens colors. Any advice would be truly appriciated :0) Your the best at what you do. Keep sharing the beauty we have though the lens
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Doreen Jewell 11/21/2007 2:44:05 PM
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Thanks for the kind words Doreen. I currently shoot with the Nikon D2x for my color work and with an IR converted D1x for the Infrared work. Before digital I shot transparencies with a Nikon 8008 (still have two gathering dust). I have a variety of lenses ranging from the 10.5 Nikon Fisheye( DX) to the Nikon 80-400 Zoom. Some of the newer Nikon lenses are quite remarkable. For example when traveling I attach the 18-200 Zoom to my D2x and rarely take it off...an excellent all purpose lens. I still have a 105 Nikon macro left from film days that doesn't get used much anymore as my "belly shot" flower days are behind me...too hard to get up!
I have a couple of fun cameras, ..Panasonic and Canon P/S. Hope this helps.
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Howard W.
11/21/2007 4:11:36 PM
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Great Gallery
Great Gallery Howard.
I do enjoy your abstract work, I agree there is a fine line when to stop working on an image. I love the dig. darkroom and the creative process.
Your work in an inspiration to me.
Wanda from BetterPhoto.
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Wanda Knoss 3/13/2007 6:02:35 AM
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a friend
howard, looking at your photo gallery really brightened up this saturday morning for me! thank you.
it looks like you are cotinuing to develop and expand your ininterests-travel and photography.
i am sending your site to my daughter, emily, who is taking a 4 year degree in photo in denver. will let her assess her progress to date.
cft didn't respond to my last years' christmas e-mail. I trust all is well with him.
gloria and I spent several days visiting in dayton at end of july. talk about population and business explosion/growth, beavercreek is a great example.
thxs for keeping me posted on your e-mail address.
i'm looking forward to our paths crossing again. so long for now. troy.
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troy king 8/5/2006 4:57:04 AM
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Body of work
Absolutely stunning work! A true artist.
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Cynthia Stephens 8/4/2006 8:55:59 AM
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Thanks, Cynthia!
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Howard W.
8/4/2006 1:45:56 PM
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overall impression
A beautiful body of work. Especially enjoyed the digital art. Would be very intested in software and technique used to create them.Very impressive.
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Dale Hardin 8/4/2006 8:21:40 AM
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I use Photoshop CS2 and Corel Painter IX.5. As far as technique, I can only say that I don't generally have any plan of action, rather I let the concept develop as I work in Photoshop. And most times knowing when to stop is very critical. If you know PS, you begin to use familiar steps and filters that have developed from previous experiments. Some become second nature. Let you imagination wander!
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Howard W.
8/4/2006 11:13:32 AM
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I use Photoshop CS2 and Corel Painter IX.5. As far as technique, I can only say that I don't generally have any plan of action, rather I let the concept develop as I work in Photoshop. And most times knowing when to stop is very critical. If you know PS, you begin to use familiar steps and filters that have developed from previous experiments. Some become second nature. Let you imagination wander!
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Howard W.
8/4/2006 11:13:55 AM
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What an eye for Impact
Can you tell me do you shoot RAW & convert to TIFF? Or are you staying with JPEG because of web display? I understand that JPEG is not the optimum selection for printing. And do you use a service for any of your printing? Or do you have a favorite printer?
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Rich Collins 8/4/2006 6:12:17 AM
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I generally shoot RAW, work and save in Photoshop(PSD) format. I would use TIFF(or JPEG) if the file were to be used elsewhere. The format would depend on the use. Small JPEGS are used for mail, BetterPhoto, etc. I do my own printing with an Epson 2400 in Photoshop CS2.
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Howard W.
8/4/2006 11:05:45 AM
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Missed these beauties!
Where is your beautiful shot of Havasu Falls and the Lightning shot over Grand Canyon? Enjoyed them all but missed these two gems!
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Rowland Gregory 8/2/2006 2:42:58 PM
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Hi Rowland, Thanks for the visit! Hope things are well. To answer your question, I've not caught up to all my photos yet. Keep looking! they will eventually find there way to the site.
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Howard W.
8/2/2006 2:52:23 PM
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