Portland Bill Lighthouse
Jun 14, 2018 12:24:19 #
Look who found at Portland! (UK).
I'm interested to see how this loads on UHH - I've had some issues using Lightroom-edited pics when they're sent to Photoshop and back - will it appear as I see it on my screen? Soon find out!
Your comments and critique appreciated - I don't expect everyone to like the effect but it does remind me of an old postcard.
I'm interested to see how this loads on UHH - I've had some issues using Lightroom-edited pics when they're sent to Photoshop and back - will it appear as I see it on my screen? Soon find out!
Your comments and critique appreciated - I don't expect everyone to like the effect but it does remind me of an old postcard.
Jun 14, 2018 12:37:23 #
It's a good attempt and a lovely concept. However, watch the shadows. The shadow of the old man walking doesn't match the shadows of the posts supporting the rope. Shadows and the direction and quality of light are give-a-ways when doing compositing.
--Bob
--Bob
magnetoman wrote:
Look who found at Portland! (UK).
I'm interested to see how this loads on UHH - I've had some issues using Lightroom-edited pics when they're sent to Photoshop and back - will it appear as I see it on my screen? Soon find out!
Your comments and critique appreciated - I don't expect everyone to like the effect but it does remind me of an old postcard.
I'm interested to see how this loads on UHH - I've had some issues using Lightroom-edited pics when they're sent to Photoshop and back - will it appear as I see it on my screen? Soon find out!
Your comments and critique appreciated - I don't expect everyone to like the effect but it does remind me of an old postcard.
Jun 14, 2018 13:58:43 #
rmalarz wrote:
It's a good attempt and a lovely concept. However, watch the shadows. The shadow of the old man walking doesn't match the shadows of the posts supporting the rope. Shadows and the direction and quality of light are give-a-ways when doing compositing.
--Bob
--Bob
Yes, it was a rather hurried job Bob. Thanks for your comments, they are appreciated.
Jun 15, 2018 07:44:11 #
rmalarz wrote:
It's a good attempt and a lovely concept. However, watch the shadows. The shadow of the old man walking doesn't match the shadows of the posts supporting the rope. Shadows and the direction and quality of light are give-a-ways when doing compositing.
--Bob
--Bob
I have that same problem. The older I get, the faster my shadow travels ahead of me.
Jun 15, 2018 07:50:41 #
magnetoman wrote:
Yes, it was a rather hurried job Bob. Thanks for your comments, they are appreciated.
I agree with the problem with the shadows. There is also the perspectives. The man seems, to me, to be around seven feet tall. Moving him forward may adjust the impression as to his height. (Unless he is that tall.)
Great attempt, though.
Jun 15, 2018 09:38:37 #
Stephan G wrote:
I agree with the problem with the shadows. There is also the perspectives. The man seems, to me, to be around seven feet tall. Moving him forward may adjust the impression as to his height. (Unless he is that tall.)
Great attempt, though.
Great attempt, though.
I tried to judge his height from other people I’d removed and the height of the posts - looking at it now I agree he could be reduced a tad. Many thanks for contributing, it all helps to keep me on my toes.
Jun 15, 2018 12:42:02 #
Jun 15, 2018 12:58:02 #
wayne barnett wrote:
looks like the man is levitating.
Must have bought Pierce's levitation app.
See: https://www.seattlepi.com/comics-and-games/fun/Zits/2018-06-14/
Jun 15, 2018 16:37:51 #
magnetoman wrote:
Look who found at Portland! (UK).
I'm interested to see how this loads on UHH - I've had some issues using Lightroom-edited pics when they're sent to Photoshop and back - will it appear as I see it on my screen? Soon find out!
Your comments and critique appreciated - I don't expect everyone to like the effect but it does remind me of an old postcard.
I'm interested to see how this loads on UHH - I've had some issues using Lightroom-edited pics when they're sent to Photoshop and back - will it appear as I see it on my screen? Soon find out!
Your comments and critique appreciated - I don't expect everyone to like the effect but it does remind me of an old postcard.
Pesky shadows, but the old gent seems to be enjoying his stroll through this lovely scene with a very picturesque lighthouse and what appears to be decent weather. I'm enjoying it.
erich
Jun 16, 2018 01:59:52 #
wayne barnett wrote:
looks like the man is levitating.
Oh dear, better put this one down as a fail then!
Jun 16, 2018 02:04:01 #
ebrunner wrote:
Pesky shadows, but the old gent seems to be enjoying his stroll through this lovely scene with a very picturesque lighthouse and what appears to be decent weather. I'm enjoying it.
erich
erich
I reckon the points raised are fair enough Erich, it was a hurried job - just couldn’t resist plonking-in our old friend from previous posts. The path was calling for him!
Anyway, glad you like. It was a glorious day.
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