In the Field at Grayson Highlands State Park
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R.G. wrote:
I think the landscape needs something of an orange tint to go with the new sky.
I did add some warmth to the original. Feel free to manipulate it from the download. I would be interested in what you had in mind. Thanks for the feedback.
Jul 8, 2019 15:43:04 #
stavros wrote:
I did add some warmth to the original. Feel free to manipulate it from the download. I would be interested in what you had in mind. Thanks for the feedback.
This is a quick dabble using the HSL tool on yellow and green plus some split toning and a little brush work.
Just like when you do a composite there has to be consistency between the various parts. If the tint is off between two areas it'll look funny. Our eyes are used to dealing with overall colour casts caused by the ambient light but different areas having different colour casts will never look quite right, even when it reflects reality.
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Jul 8, 2019 15:48:02 #
R.G. wrote:
This is a quick dabble using the HSL tool on yellow and green plus some split toning and a little brush work.
Just like when you do a composite there has to be consistency between the various parts. If the tint is off between two areas it'll look funny. Our eyes are used to dealing with overall colour casts caused by the ambient light but different areas having different colour casts will never look quite right, even when it reflects reality.
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Just like when you do a composite there has to be consistency between the various parts. If the tint is off between two areas it'll look funny. Our eyes are used to dealing with overall colour casts caused by the ambient light but different areas having different colour casts will never look quite right, even when it reflects reality.
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I like what you did better than my attempt. Thanks for taking the time. Always a learning experience!
Jul 8, 2019 21:43:56 #
DWU2 wrote:
Better check for ticks!
That's exactly what I was thinking! Beautiful shot though!
Jul 9, 2019 03:01:58 #
stavros wrote:
I like what you did better than my attempt. Thanks for taking the time. Always a learning experience!
Thanks. If you don't want the foreground to have that sort of colour cast I suggest using a different sky.
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SueScott wrote:
That's exactly what I was thinking! Beautiful shot though!
Thank You
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