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Shooting the moon turned into a bust for me (cloudy so couldn't see the eclipse ). I went for something else. Click for larger. C&C welcomed
It looks good... very interesting... and so much better than the moon shots that I did manage to get... I like it..although maybe a little bit dark.. that could be this crappy work monitor though...
 The last thing I want to do is hurt you... but it's still on the list...
My shots are almost always dark. I process them for print rather than web, so they come out a little dark on the monitor. But as I said, they work in print which is the main thing for me. Thanks for the comment.
If they are printing well then its all good... I wonder though why you need to make them darker for print... maybe your monitor (dare I say it) needs callibrating?... oh... and please don't shoot me... The last thing I want to do is hurt you... but it's still on the list...
LOL nah the monitor is fine. The print allows people to look at the image itself. On a website it has all this white around the place. If you were to look at it on a pure black screen then it would look as it does when printed.
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