Salt Lake Sunset with Storm rolling in
Sep 13, 2018 07:40:01 #
rmalarz wrote:
Mike, this is a great image for a start. It had intrigue, nature, spaces. There is a lot that can be done with this image in the way of tonality, subtle changes of shading, etc. This definitely has potential.
--Bob
--Bob
Thank you Bob! I'm limited in PP skills, but a quick learner, so I am open to any suggestions you might offer!
Sep 13, 2018 08:09:34 #
Mike, I'll work on some things for you over the next couple of days.
--Bob
--Bob
mikeroetex wrote:
Thank you Bob! I'm limited in PP skills, but a quick learner, so I am open to any suggestions you might offer!
Sep 13, 2018 18:18:48 #
Mike, some burning and dodging. That brought out a good bit of detail, especially near the setting sun.
--Bob
--Bob
mikeroetex wrote:
Thank you Bob! I'm limited in PP skills, but a quick learner, so I am open to any suggestions you might offer!
Sep 13, 2018 18:41:32 #
jimjjc
Loc: Wisconsin
I like this version, but IMHO I think I'd prefer a blend of this version with the sunset a little closer to the original sunset (enhanced a bit, but not quite as much). I enjoy seeing the variations possible within PP (I am in early stages of learning PP).
Sep 13, 2018 20:53:45 #
rmalarz wrote:
Mike, some burning and dodging. That brought out a good bit of detail, especially near the setting sun.
--Bob
--Bob
Phenomenal Bob! Thanks for the input. I will study your techniques and learn!
Sep 14, 2018 13:16:42 #
I thought I'd try some of the suggestions I made. The HSL tool can do a lot to correct wayward localised tints (in this case red and orange). I also added an overall sunset tint using the Split Toning tool.
There was a persistent magenta tint in the bright part of the sky that defied my attempts to normalise it, but perhaps it wasn't so far from what you saw....
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There was a persistent magenta tint in the bright part of the sky that defied my attempts to normalise it, but perhaps it wasn't so far from what you saw....
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Sep 14, 2018 21:40:36 #
R.G. wrote:
I thought I'd try some of the suggestions I made. The HSL tool can do a lot to correct wayward localised tints (in this case red and orange). I also added an overall sunset tint using the Split Toning tool.
There was a persistent magenta tint in the bright part of the sky that defied my attempts to normalise it, but perhaps it wasn't so far from what you saw....
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There was a persistent magenta tint in the bright part of the sky that defied my attempts to normalise it, but perhaps it wasn't so far from what you saw....
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Thanks for your efforts! There was a lot of smoke in the atmosphere from wildfires, both in GNP and Yellowstone along with some in Utah. I think that changed the light at sunset quite a bit.
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