Another Prairie Sentinal: Hi All I posted two of these awhile back and was asked to post more in the future. So here is one from the book that was set up as a two page spread. This...

rborud Loc: Minnesota

Hi All
I posted two of these awhile back and was asked to post more in the future. So here is one from the book that was set up as a two page spread. This place has actually two places in the book. Done from different directions. I submit for your viewing enjoyment.
RBorud

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minniev Loc: MIssissippi

rborud wrote:

Hi All
I posted two of these awhile back and was asked to post more in the future. So here is one from the book that was set up as a two page spread. This place has actually two places in the book. Done from different directions. I submit for your viewing enjoyment.
RBorud

That's another beauty. I really love this series, it is one of the most intriguingly beautiful and original sets of images I've seen on UHH. I hope you'll continue to share your creations with us, I never get tired of them.

Jim-Pops Loc: Granbury, Texas

Man I just love this. Wow

jaymatt Loc: Alexandria, Indiana

First-rate. Excellent composition and post-processing treatment--a winner for sure.
Any tips as to how you processed this one?

pfrancke Loc: cold Maine

thank you very much for posting these. I agree fully with everything said about this so far. Your images have inspired me to attempt to learn more about how to color in PS (not that I have been very successful at it). Gorgeous work both in subject matter and in the presentation.

ebrunner Loc: New Jersey Shore

rborud wrote:

Hi All
I posted two of these awhile back and was asked to post more in the future. So here is one from the book that was set up as a two page spread. This place has actually two places in the book. Done from different directions. I submit for your viewing enjoyment.
RBorud

Thank you for giving us another look at your creative and unusual approach to post processing. Very appealing.
Erich

Cwilson341 Loc: Central Florida

Detail and composition are spot on and the processing is off the charts!

rborud Loc: Minnesota

minniev wrote:

That's another beauty. I really love this series, it is one of the most intriguingly beautiful and original sets of images I've seen on UHH. I hope you'll continue to share your creations with us, I never get tired of them.

Thankyou minniev your comments are humbling and appreciated.
RBorud

rborud Loc: Minnesota

Jim-Pops wrote:

Man I just love this. Wow

Thanks Jim-Pops so glad to please you.
RBorud

rborud Loc: Minnesota

jaymatt wrote:

First-rate. Excellent composition and post-processing treatment--a winner for sure.
Any tips as to how you processed this one?

Thanks jaymatt your comments are so nice, as to tips most of this is hand brush work. Thanks again RBorud

rborud Loc: Minnesota

pfrancke wrote:

thank you very much for posting these. I agree fully with everything said about this so far. Your images have inspired me to attempt to learn more about how to color in PS (not that I have been very successful at it). Gorgeous work both in subject matter and in the presentation.

Thank you pfrancke your comments please me very much, advise keep at it, it took me a painful long while to work this style out. RBorud

rborud Loc: Minnesota

ebrunner wrote:

Thank you for giving us another look at your creative and unusual approach to post processing. Very appealing.
Erich

Thank you Erich for you comments, makes me think perhaps another after awhile, would be in order. Perhaps it should be my personal favorite of all sixty of them. RBorud

rborud Loc: Minnesota

Cwilson341 wrote:

Detail and composition are spot on and the processing is off the charts!

Thanks Cwilson you are so kind. I am sorry to tell all I do not own anything Adobe, I had it some years ago but found I tended to work in a different way than they seemed to want me to, just for everyones information. RBorud

Cwilson341 Loc: Central Florida

rborud wrote:

Thanks Cwilson you are so kind. I am sorry to tell all I do not own anything Adobe, I had it some years ago but found I tended to work in a different way than they seemed to want me to, just for everyones information. RBorud

It would be interesting to know what software you prefer and what was used on this shot. I am currently working through what to use going forward.

rborud Loc: Minnesota

Cwilson341 wrote:

It would be interesting to know what software you prefer and what was used on this shot. I am currently working through what to use going forward.

Cwilson I use Corel Paint Shop Pro and actually I use older ones not the latest, this is a function of how I work which is a great deal of hand work. Also PSP also has a common working core that is the same in almost all versions and that is usually all I need. I also firmly believe a well remembered software is so much better for my type of work than a stream of constant updates which I usually find more annoying than useful. I have a very large number of single use plugins I use for certain things. I also use Faststone viewer for my entry and organization. It may seem awful to some but works very well for me.
Thanks for asking. RBorud