Digital Photography
Sep 14, 2019 15:48:42 #
One of the joys of Digital photography is the ability to take a already respectable photo and make it anything we want . I prefer a more natural look but also have fun with more dramatic look . This is what I would call enhanced natural .
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Sep 14, 2019 17:27:49 #
What a super picture!!
The only thing I would do (as a digital pic)... and this is just me... I'd use a brush on the white building to knock down the brightness, so it doesn't draw your eye away from the train and its smoke. And, possible crop out the pole on the left and erase the cross-bar of the pole... so there's just the smoke.
This photo grabbed me immediately... like few have done lately on this forum. It's so sharp and vivid.
Barry
The only thing I would do (as a digital pic)... and this is just me... I'd use a brush on the white building to knock down the brightness, so it doesn't draw your eye away from the train and its smoke. And, possible crop out the pole on the left and erase the cross-bar of the pole... so there's just the smoke.
This photo grabbed me immediately... like few have done lately on this forum. It's so sharp and vivid.
Barry
Sep 14, 2019 17:47:39 #
Sep 14, 2019 20:00:47 #
bbrowner wrote:
What a super picture!!
The only thing I would do (as a digital pic)... and this is just me... I'd use a brush on the white building to knock down the brightness, so it doesn't draw your eye away from the train and its smoke. And, possible crop out the pole on the left and erase the cross-bar of the pole... so there's just the smoke.
This photo grabbed me immediately... like few have done lately on this forum. It's so sharp and vivid.
Barry
The only thing I would do (as a digital pic)... and this is just me... I'd use a brush on the white building to knock down the brightness, so it doesn't draw your eye away from the train and its smoke. And, possible crop out the pole on the left and erase the cross-bar of the pole... so there's just the smoke.
This photo grabbed me immediately... like few have done lately on this forum. It's so sharp and vivid.
Barry
As you Wish ! I very seldom follow a specific routine !
Sep 14, 2019 20:12:28 #
Super. That’s exactly what I tried, then suggested to you.
I learned from Anthony Morganti’s videos to bring out what’s good and downplay or eliminate what is distracting.
Well done.
Barry
I learned from Anthony Morganti’s videos to bring out what’s good and downplay or eliminate what is distracting.
Well done.
Barry
Sep 14, 2019 20:16:23 #
bbrowner wrote:
Super. That’s exactly what I tried, then suggested to you.
I learned from Anthony Morganti’s videos to bring out what’s good and downplay or eliminate what is distracting.
Well done.
Barry
I learned from Anthony Morganti’s videos to bring out what’s good and downplay or eliminate what is distracting.
Well done.
Barry
Thank you !
Sep 14, 2019 20:23:14 #
To me, the darkening of the edges of the photo could be done in a more subtle way so it isn't as obvious.
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Sep 15, 2019 08:34:39 #
DougS
Loc: Central Arkansas
I like it! I like the framing, but I too, suggest trying a little less of the darker framing.
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