Rusty Rails ... First PP effort in ON1. Did not need much; hope it is not overdone. Castle & Key Distillery, KY...

frjeff Loc: Mid-Michigan

First PP effort in ON1. Did not need much; hope it is not overdone. Castle & Key Distillery, KY

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Ched49 Loc: Pittsburgh, Pa.

No, not overdone at all, very nice shot.

UTMike Loc: South Jordan, UT

Very nice work.

kpmac Loc: Ragley, La

Not overdone at all. On1 is a really nice image processor. Nice leading lines, by the way.

frjeff Loc: Mid-Michigan

kpmac wrote:

Not overdone at all. On1 is a really nice image processor. Nice leading lines, by the way.

I have never been a heavy editor so really never used the fullness of LR Classic or Photoshop. But I am trying ON1 with the thought of soon cutting my Adobe subscription tether. So far, looks like it will do all I am ever likely to need. We shall see. Thanks for the compliment!

Drbobcameraguy Loc: Eaton Ohio

frjeff wrote:

I have never been a heavy editor so really never used the fullness of LR Classic or Photoshop. But I am trying ON1 with the thought of soon cutting my Adobe subscription tether. So far, looks like it will do all I am ever likely to need. We shall see. Thanks for the compliment!

Beautiful picture and pp. Look at the red building. It appears to be leaning backwards a touch. Not picking please don't think so it just caught my eye. I love the photo.

Silverrails

frjeff wrote:

First PP effort in ON1. Did not need much; hope it is not overdone. Castle & Key Distillery, KY

Nice Perspective, I love Trains, but it is sad to see Rusty Rails. Just an observation, the Horizon looks to be just a Tad Tilted, ( I might be wrong.), But as my Eye followed to the end of the Tracks, the Horizon seemed to look a tiny bit tilted on the right. Tell me if I am NOT Seeing correctly. But it is a Very nice Photo.

Bob Mevis Loc: Plymouth, Indiana

A really nice shot.

artBob Loc: Near Chicago

Done well, and not a hackneyed landscape, sunset, etc. shot. Enjoyable at deeper levels. Thanks.

frjeff Loc: Mid-Michigan

Drbobcameraguy wrote:

Beautiful picture and pp. Look at the red building. It appears to be leaning backwards a touch. Not picking please don't think so it just caught my eye. I love the photo.

Yes it does to me as well. It may have had a bit of lean bit I’m not sure. I will go through all of my pics of the grounds to see if it looks that way elsewhere. If it is not a natural lean, how would one fix that?

frjeff Loc: Mid-Michigan

Silverrails wrote:

Nice Perspective, I love Trains, but it is sad to see Rusty Rails. Just an observation, the Horizon looks to be just a Tad Tilted, ( I might be wrong.), But as my Eye followed to the end of the Tracks, the Horizon seemed to look a tiny bit tilted on the right. Tell me if I am NOT Seeing correctly. But it is a Very nice Photo.

I’ll check today and let you know..

frjeff Loc: Mid-Michigan

Here is another shot which also shows the red building and its neighboring white stone building. The image is straight per the white building near tower. There does appear to be a slight backward tilt to the red building. But if you look at the far corner of the red building (not the roofline), it does not look much different than the perpendicular tower (they appear pretty parallel).
I’m at a loss as to why it looks so pronounced in my original posted shot.
All suggestions welcome.

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J-SPEIGHT Loc: Akron, Ohio

frjeff wrote:

First PP effort in ON1. Did not need much; hope it is not overdone. Castle & Key Distillery, KY

yssirk123 Loc: New Jersey

Looks good to me - nice work!

Stephan G

frjeff wrote:

Here is another shot which also shows the red building and its neighboring white stone building. The image is straight per the white building near tower. There does appear to be a slight backward tilt to the red building. But if you look at the far corner of the red building (not the roofline), it does not look much different than the perpendicular tower (they appear pretty parallel).
I’m at a loss as to why it looks so pronounced in my original posted shot.
All suggestions welcome.

Too often, when viewing architecture, the assumption holds that everything is aligned to laser lines. They are not. There are many twin towers that are not identical in lines.

As long as the overall effect comes close to what you "see", let it go.