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Aug 7, 2014 21:47:45 #
Watching the tutorials, playing with options :?:
Just tried to make it more sunny, maybe a little over the top :|
Just tried to make it more sunny, maybe a little over the top :|
Aug 7, 2014 21:59:13 #
they are all good, last one looks like a cover art painting for a book.
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Harold K. wrote:
Watching the tutorials, playing with options :?:
Just tried to make it more sunny, maybe a little over the top :|
Just tried to make it more sunny, maybe a little over the top :|
:thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:
Aug 7, 2014 22:00:55 #
I actually love all of them. The first is somewhat moody, the second has nice contrasts and more detail. The last seems to accomplish what you wanted. This scenery is hard to beat.
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Aug 7, 2014 22:03:29 #
Actually the last one does it for me. Reflective. Good colors. Good DOF.
Aug 7, 2014 22:46:59 #
Thank you for looking and the input
#3 I thought was a little washed but it is in the direction I was hoping for
thanks again everyone :)
#3 I thought was a little washed but it is in the direction I was hoping for
thanks again everyone :)
Aug 7, 2014 23:29:04 #
Harold K. wrote:
Watching the tutorials, playing with options :?:
Just tried to make it more sunny, maybe a little over the top :|
Just tried to make it more sunny, maybe a little over the top :|
IMHO I like the middle one the best.
Aug 7, 2014 23:30:12 #
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Aug 8, 2014 06:25:07 #
I think I like number 3 the best. That skull peering through the clouds just to the right of the mountain peak is kind of amazing. Maybe I'm just imaging it ;)
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Aug 8, 2014 09:55:28 #
Psergel wrote:
I think I like number 3 the best. That skull peering through the clouds just to the right of the mountain peak is kind of amazing. Maybe I'm just imaging it ;)
I always see the skull, just the glacier on the east face of Mt Moran
thank you all for looking and kind coments :)
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Aug 8, 2014 09:57:10 #
Harold K. wrote:
I always see the skull, just the glacier on the east face of Mt Moran
thank you all for looking and kind coments :)
thank you all for looking and kind coments :)
It is a beautiful shot.
Aug 8, 2014 10:21:01 #
Harold K. wrote:
Watching the tutorials, playing with options :?:
Just tried to make it more sunny, maybe a little over the top :|
Just tried to make it more sunny, maybe a little over the top :|
Harold, I actually like the first one and think a lot could be done to bring out just a bit more detail in the mountain without touching the fog or foliage.
The visual issue with 2 and 3 is the light, or white, line which follows the demarcation of the trees and the background. It gets progressively more pronounced in no. 3.
The overall scene is a nice selection, the composition does it justice.
--Bob
Aug 8, 2014 10:48:22 #
rmalarz wrote:
Harold, I actually like the first one and think a lot could be done to bring out just a bit more detail in the mountain without touching the fog or foliage.
The visual issue with 2 and 3 is the light, or white, line which follows the demarcation of the trees and the background. It gets progressively more pronounced in no. 3.
The overall scene is a nice selection, the composition does it justice.
--Bob
The visual issue with 2 and 3 is the light, or white, line which follows the demarcation of the trees and the background. It gets progressively more pronounced in no. 3.
The overall scene is a nice selection, the composition does it justice.
--Bob
I was also looking at that, a big thing is the lack of detail in the mountain.
when I took this it looked brighter and the foliage greener and the mountain more detailed.
I am working on what I thought I saw.
thanks for the input and direction :thumbup:
Aug 8, 2014 11:11:07 #
Harold K. wrote:
Watching the tutorials, playing with options :?:
Just tried to make it more sunny, maybe a little over the top :|
Just tried to make it more sunny, maybe a little over the top :|
You have captured a very beautiful scene. If It were my photo I would open up the shadows and bring down the highlights, also I would try to either clone out the blown out sky or change the crop so as to get rid of it. I would sharpen the edges only and add a touch of vibrance to the green, and add a touch of warmth.
Keep playing with it the composition is beautiful!
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