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I've got too many photos that I took in France that I want to show you!
This is the first one in a series of 4 night pics from a little alpine village called Hauteluce where we stayed for a few nights when we were away skiing.
I thought this scene of the house nestling in the moonlit valley was magical as I don't get to see scenery like this very often.....I hope you like it too!
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HOT TIP FOR ALL AM3 CONTRIBUTORS :
I've been having problems for ages with my uploaded landscape orientated images looking fuzzy and not as sharp as they should be....well I finally found the answer recently in an answer by Jason Kravitz to a query in the forums .....if you too have been having this problem the answer is to make sure you resize your photos to a maximum horizontal dimension of 800 pixels (vertical size is not limited). Anything greater than 800pixels and AM3 will automatically resize it leading to the reduction in sharpness.
Please feel free to copy and paste this advice into your own AM3 blogs as I'm sure there are lots of our fellow AM3ers out there having this same frustrating problem...it would be great to sort the problem out for as many of us as possible.
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If you have any other burning queries about Aminus3 or just a great suggestion you want to make, why not try the forum here :Aminus3 Forum.
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This blog has been 'nominated' for the 2008 Photoblogawards. As you'll see, voting is very close so you could really make a difference.... If you like it, please vote for it here :Photoblogawards.
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Like what you see here and are interested in photographic composition?.....the blog section of my website now has a complete set of 5 articles covering my personal approach to the subject: Ian Bramham Photography - Blog
For purchasing high quality archival prints of any of these photos you can send me an email by clicking here or by going to my website Ian Bramham - Fine Art Photography where prices are listed in the gallery sections under each individual photo.
@Nick Passantino: Thanks very much Nick!
@tom: Cheers Tom!
@Michael Rawluk: I hadn't even thought about that Michael.....great idea though. Thanks!
@Arco-Íris: Thanks very much....I think this is my first ever moonlit photo!
@jkjond: Thanks John,
I did wonder if you'd seen the results of the last challenge....extremely strong entries weren't they!
It'll be really interesting to see the final crop of submissions once they are all in.....it feels like a real honour being given the chance to be the judge on one of these challenges as they are my favourite part of this DPReview forum. The only downside is that obviously, as judge, I'm not allowed to compete myself!
@Lorraine: Thanks Lorraine!
@Daroru: Thanks Daroru.....I've got another couple of photos of this Alpine village that I'd like to show you all over the next few days.
@GJC: Thanks for the encouragement GJC!
@Ken: Thanks for taking the time to let me know Ken...I appreciate it!
@DarkElf: Thanks very much!
@amy: Thanks Amy!
NIKON D40
10 second
F/8.0
ISO 1600
30 mm (35mm equiv.)
