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Let's see what you will do with this image for this week's challenge.
Download the image and edit in any way you wish. Then submit your result to this thread. You may post a maximum of two edits. Entries will be accepted until 7 pm EDT, Thursday. Voting will run from Thursday evening until Sunday evening. The winner will host the following week's challenge. Thank you for your continued support. Have fun!
My Dropbox Nikon Raw file is located here....
https://www.dropbox.com/s/99zfq28cpom67sq/Edit%20Contest%202.nef?dl=0
Stretched the original photo a bit, toned down the green a bit with some magenta, got rid of what I thought were "eye snags," darkened it a bit to add an eerie quality, and then cropped it to focus on a mysterious corner of the lake with its play of light and shadow.
Great shot to work with Jim. Thanks!
MichaelEBM wrote:
Stretched the original photo a bit, toned down the green a bit with some magenta, got rid of what I thought were "eye snags," darkened it a bit to add an eerie quality, and then cropped it to focus on a mysterious corner of the lake with its play of light and shadow.
Good direction. The channel markers and blown sky definitely have to go.
I didn't mean to go for a painterly look - it just came out that way....
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Added a mysterious "path" to some light, by burning, dodging, cropping. Download more subtle than thumbnail.
R.G. wrote:
I didn't mean to go for a painterly look - it just came out that way....
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Note channel marker refections.
I sort of did my normal contrast/clarity/sharp job to this one. I did straighten the trees. I wanted to blue up the sky, but didn't know how. Or, better said, what I knew to do didn't work. So I cropped out some of it.
This image has a problem that some of mine have. I've been told how to fix it but I don't remember what I was told. Some of the small branches up in the sky have become actually blue instead of black, brown, or grey. I was told it was a light anomaly and is correctable.
nice image with a lot of possibilities- thanks for giving us the chance to practice our editing skills
lloydl2 wrote:
nice image with a lot of possibilities- thanks for giving us the chance to practice our editing skills
Oh, I like that. You added some sunshine!
I straightened 1 degree counter clockwise, reduced the size of the image considerable. Converted to B&W in NIK Silverpro 2. Texture layer and a layer mask completed the attempt.
Jim-Pops wrote:
Let's see what you will do with this image for this week's challenge.
Download the image and edit in any way you wish. Then submit your result to this thread. You may post a maximum of two edits. Entries will be accepted until 7 pm EDT, Thursday. Voting will run from Thursday evening until Sunday evening. The winner will host the following week's challenge. Thank you for your continued support. Have fun!
My Dropbox Nikon Raw file is located here....
https://www.dropbox.com/s/99zfq28cpom67sq/Edit%20Contest%202.nef?dl=0Let's see what you will do with this image for thi... (
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"Down in Louisiana, where the black trees grow
Lives a voodoo lady named Marie Laveau
Got a black cat's tooth and a Mojo bone
And anyone who wouldn't leave her alone
She'd go “another man done gone”
She lives in a swamp in a hollow log
With a one-eyed snake and a three-legged dog"
Bobby Bare
(If any one is interested
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xpZzehuWdM4)
Once again, it looks like a nice variety of edits. Let me throw mine on the heap.
Played around with DXO PhotoLab 2. Fun image to work with. Thanks for providing.
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