Greetings from Foxboro
Oct 27, 2013 10:46:16 #
Hi!
I have been taking pictures for ages but trust me, I am no photographer. I have managed to pick up a new camera (Canon T3i) in the past year or so that has a few more settings and with this forums help hopefully I can manage to put them to use.
I shoot everything that I find interesting from kids to landscapes, billboards, and motor vehicles. Every now and again I manage to take one that is not horrible (lol).
Steve
I have been taking pictures for ages but trust me, I am no photographer. I have managed to pick up a new camera (Canon T3i) in the past year or so that has a few more settings and with this forums help hopefully I can manage to put them to use.
I shoot everything that I find interesting from kids to landscapes, billboards, and motor vehicles. Every now and again I manage to take one that is not horrible (lol).
Steve
Marblehead Harbor, Thanksgiving 2012
Oct 27, 2013 10:48:03 #
Oct 27, 2013 11:01:06 #
Steve thats a great silhouette shot, great colors, but you might consider removing the power line in the upper right hand corner
Oct 27, 2013 11:14:05 #
Welcome to the Hog Steve. Glad you found us. You can learn a lot here. ;)
Oct 27, 2013 11:15:25 #
Oct 27, 2013 11:25:12 #
Sounds like exactly the kind of thing I'd like to learn about. I am assuming you mean something other than cropping.
Oct 27, 2013 11:28:04 #
Yep other than cropping, you are going to need some type of software like photoshop or lightroom. Your picture has great balance with the lone bench out to the left vs the tree but that power line is just a distraction.
Oct 27, 2013 11:28:45 #
hondo812 wrote:
Sounds like exactly the kind of thing I'd like to learn about. I am assuming you mean something other than cropping.
There's so little of the line in the picture that a couple of minutes in photoshop using the spot healing or clone tool would mean not having to crop it out.
Oct 27, 2013 12:02:32 #
Oct 27, 2013 12:03:42 #
Oct 27, 2013 13:11:08 #
Tea8 wrote:
There's so little of the line in the picture that a couple of minutes in photoshop using the spot healing or clone tool would mean not having to crop it out.
Welcome to UHH, Tea8. That photo is gorgeous! If you don't have the software or don't yet know how to remove the power line, just ask and people on UHH will jump to your aid. You checked the download box so people can download, remove the line, and repost it so you can download for your own use.
It is a very easy fix. Once you have the software to do it yourself you will be amazed how fast and easy it is to fix little details like that.
Oct 27, 2013 13:11:44 #
Heirloom Tomato wrote:
Welcome to UHH, Tea8. That photo is gorgeous! If you don't have the software or don't yet know how to remove the power line, just ask and people on UHH will jump to your aid. You checked the download box so people can download, remove the line, and repost it so you can download for your own use.
It is a very easy fix. Once you have the software to do it yourself you will be amazed how fast and easy it is to fix little details like that.
It is a very easy fix. Once you have the software to do it yourself you will be amazed how fast and easy it is to fix little details like that.
Sorry Tea8, I meant to address that to Hondo!!
Oct 27, 2013 14:10:23 #
Oct 27, 2013 14:37:14 #
Thank you all for the warm welcomes. I have LR4 and Elements 11. Do either one of these have the tools for getting rid of that?
Oct 27, 2013 14:43:40 #
Welcome to the forum, Hondo! Spent some years working at Foxboro Raceway before it became a parking lot. Many nice people here to help with questions, and some great photographers to learn from. Don't be shy about posting, and can't speak for LR, but yes, Elements 11 will let you get rid of wires.
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