waterfalls to compair
Dec 4, 2014 13:44:03 #
snapit4u
Loc: Ohio
reposting the falls after receiving some comments on improving it. Give me your opinions
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#2
Dec 4, 2014 14:09:21 #
snapit4u wrote:
reposting the falls after receiving some comments on improving it. Give me your opinions
I prefer the second photo
Dec 4, 2014 14:12:55 #
snapit4u wrote:
reposting the falls after receiving some comments on improving it. Give me your opinions
I prefer No. 2. However, the best improvement would have to have been done at the time of making the exposure.
--Bob
Dec 4, 2014 14:21:17 #
Dec 4, 2014 14:21:42 #
Dec 4, 2014 14:36:43 #
David Popham
Loc: French Creek, British Columbia
I think you are between a rock and a hard place. I find the "rock" that you added to be claustrophobic, so to speak. In addition the plants are too bright. Also there is a slab in the upper left corner that is a little too bright.
Have you considered an attempt at using pseudo-HDR? Alternatively could you replace the rock with a blue sky?
My first digital camera had a very short dynamic range. Consequently many of my pictures had blown skies. Using PSE 5, the only pp software available to me at the time. I had to substitute the blown skies with blue skies that I had recorded. Also Inwould duplicate the image and adjust its brightness and then remove the same spot in the original layer.
I sincerely welcome your response to my suggestions.
Finally, the waterfall is dramatic so I would not give up on it.
David
Have you considered an attempt at using pseudo-HDR? Alternatively could you replace the rock with a blue sky?
My first digital camera had a very short dynamic range. Consequently many of my pictures had blown skies. Using PSE 5, the only pp software available to me at the time. I had to substitute the blown skies with blue skies that I had recorded. Also Inwould duplicate the image and adjust its brightness and then remove the same spot in the original layer.
I sincerely welcome your response to my suggestions.
Finally, the waterfall is dramatic so I would not give up on it.
David
Dec 4, 2014 20:46:38 #
Dec 4, 2014 20:47:21 #
snapit4u
Loc: Ohio
Saleavitt10 wrote:
I like the second one. Removing the sky makes all the difference.
Thanks, I see that now
Dec 4, 2014 20:48:12 #
snapit4u
Loc: Ohio
rmalarz wrote:
I prefer No. 2. However, the best improvement would have to have been done at the time of making the exposure.
--Bob
--Bob
I see your point. Thanks
Dec 4, 2014 20:48:36 #
Dec 4, 2014 20:51:25 #
snapit4u
Loc: Ohio
David Popham wrote:
I think you are between a rock and a hard place. I... (show quote)
Very interesting way of looking into this photograph. I will see what I can do.. Thanks
Dec 5, 2014 11:04:42 #
I like both a lot, maybe the second is better.
Really nice. Good color, exposure, and composition.
Where is this beautiful scene?
Really nice. Good color, exposure, and composition.
Where is this beautiful scene?
Dec 5, 2014 14:46:50 #
snapit4u
Loc: Ohio
agilmore wrote:
I like both a lot, maybe the second is better.
Really nice. Good color, exposure, and composition.
Where is this beautiful scene?
Really nice. Good color, exposure, and composition.
Where is this beautiful scene?
This is Conkle's Hollow in the Hocking Hills, Ohio. A must see kind of place. Thank you for the nice complement.
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