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A couple of nights ago, as seems to be the pattern these days, I was up till about 06:30, so I saw the sunrise coming over the southeastern part of town. It was beautiful, so I took a picture. Here’s what turned out:
With a little color/contrast/gamma correction, the colors really pop:
A couple of nights ago, as seems to be the pattern these days, I was up till about 06:30, so I saw the sunrise coming over the southeastern part of town. It was beautiful, so I took a picture. Here’s what turned out:
With a little color/contrast/gamma correction, the colors really pop:
OH wow, Mike, that’s soooo beautiful. I’m jealous. I mean I knew you were going to have a better view in the new place, but man…breathtaking.
Walter Jones Says:
Wow no joke Sooz…that’s jealousy worthy
That really is beautiful. What program did you use for the color correction, or did you do it by hand 
I used Photoshop Elements to do “Auto-Levels” first, then tweaked the contrast and brightness levels “by hand,” if you will.
w00t, more incentive for you guys to come down? 
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August 28th, 2005 at 23:13:40
OH wow, Mike, that’s soooo beautiful. I’m jealous. I mean I knew you were going to have a better view in the new place, but man…breathtaking.
August 28th, 2005 at 23:59:48
Wow no joke Sooz…that’s jealousy worthy
August 29th, 2005 at 10:48:31
That really is beautiful. What program did you use for the color correction, or did you do it by hand
August 30th, 2005 at 18:07:07
I used Photoshop Elements to do “Auto-Levels” first, then tweaked the contrast and brightness levels “by hand,” if you will.
w00t, more incentive for you guys to come down?