[Woodcarver] Help
Harry Potter
pondawater at embarqmail.com
Thu Feb 5 18:30:34 EST 2009
Wanda H. Potter
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[mailto:woodcarver-bounces at carverscompanion.com] On Behalf Of Jeff Pretz
Sent: Thursday, February 05, 2009 3:58 PM
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Great idea! Thanks Bing for the idea and the service in Afghanistan
Jeff Pretz
jefpretz at ptd.net
Lancaster County WoodCarvers
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From: "Gary A Crosby" <darkwood at darkwood-woodcarving.com>
To: "[Woodcarver]" <woodcarver at carverscompanion.com>
Sent: Thursday, February 05, 2009 4:37 PM
Subject: Re: [Woodcarver] Help
> Friends in Carving: Please support our List - visit the Carvers' Campanion
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> Alex I had the same issue once I came back from Kandahar Afghanistan it
> had been by that time almost a year since I had carved any major
> projects, still trapped in the war. But I went for a walk one day into
> the Canadian Parliament buildings and found myself in surrounded by
> outstanding carvings of all shapes and sizes. When I walked out I was
> ready to launch out and carve. Now I don't have enough time in the day
> to do anything but carve. Bottom line is go to a museum or some
> where's you can witness other carvers or carvings could be just as
> simple as picking up a new carving mag.
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> Bing
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> http://darkwood-wodcarving.com
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> Quoting Alex Bisso <albisso at bresnan.net>:
>> Friends in Carving: Please support our List - visit the Carvers'
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>> OK it's about time I asked for some help on two issues.
>> First, I seem to be at a carving standstill. I have not finished a
>> carving since early last fall when I completed a brown trout started
>> earlier
>> last year. I just can't seem to get motivated enough to either start
>> something new or complete some started projects that I told myself I
>> would
>> get done this year. Can anyone tell me what has worked to get them
>> motivated to get back to carving after a dry spell?
>> Second, I have a recurring problem with getting good photos of
>> carvings.
>> My standard method of trial and error with the lighting, inside and
>> outside
>> works sometimes but not consistently. On my last fish for example, I
>> took
>> one photo (after a couple of tries) using a piece of light blue foam from
>> an
>> old camping bedroll and the color and contrast came out very well.
>> However,
>> when I tried to set up with a cloth maroon cloth background to take more
>> photos, it looked good but my camera did not like it at all. The photos
>> were either too dark or too bright and glarey and the colors did not look
>> true. There must be a way to set up for photos that provides a good
>> background and lighting for true color without glare. Can anyone suggest
>> something simple and reliable that might work.
>> Thanks for any input.
>> Alex Bisso
>> Billings, MT
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