Subject: | Re: Anthrophony in "nature" soundscapes |
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From: | "Wil Hershberger" wil_hershber= |
ger Date: Fri Jul 29, 2011 10:13 am ((PDT)) Gorgon, I couldn't agree more with your sentiments. In my sound recording and photo= graphy I strive to capture the essence of the place or being. To convey th= at fragile and magical thing we call nature in the image or recording. It i= s always best to get the recording or image as clean as possible to start w= ith. If a little EQ or minor cloning will more accurately portray what I wa= s experiencing I will use it, though sparingly. Thank you for such a cogent post. Wil Hershberger Nature Images and Sounds, LLC Hedgesville, WV The Songs of Insects My Blog |
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