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Mitch Dobrowner Photography
Mitch Dobrowner Photography:
I love these photographs, but to me they are over processed. I feel that way about many photographs. I like the amazement of seeing a photograph of the way something was, not made overly dramatic by processing. Detail in highlights, substance in shadows, and a range of grays that describe what I saw are my processing objectives. Leave something to the imagination, do not club me over the head with the drama. Beautiful, but too much!!!
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I love these photographs, but to me they are over processed. I feel that way about many photographs. I like the amazement of seeing a photograph of the way something was, not made overly dramatic by processing. Detail in highlights, substance in shadows, and a range of grays that describe what I saw are my processing objectives. Leave something to the imagination, do not club me over the head with the drama. Beautiful, but too much!!!
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