Sunrise
Apr 22, 2018 06:34:08 #
They're both very well done. Photo #2 is a really serene. I like how the path in the middle of the photo pulls the viewer in.
There's only one complaint I would have with photo #1. The ground and the trees have gone completely black and are void of detail. This would be a good candidate for HDR to reveal a little detail in those areas. You said that you have the RAW file of the photo. Photomatix Pro HDR can actually work with a single file. It's amazing how much detail it can extract from a single file.
There's only one complaint I would have with photo #1. The ground and the trees have gone completely black and are void of detail. This would be a good candidate for HDR to reveal a little detail in those areas. You said that you have the RAW file of the photo. Photomatix Pro HDR can actually work with a single file. It's amazing how much detail it can extract from a single file.
Apr 22, 2018 06:37:20 #
Bill Hancock wrote:
My Wife and I have recently move from NC to WI. We have spent the winter here and love the area. I have been taking a lot of photos in camera RAW since everyone raves about how much more information you have to work with. I must admit, I am liking it. I just need a lot more experience. Here are a couple of photos to check out. See what you think. Very tough winter here this year!
What a nice set Bill!
Apr 22, 2018 07:37:53 #
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Apr 22, 2018 14:51:54 #
I agree with COs post about HDR.
As an alternative to that, if you want to keep the foreground very dark (like you have it), I would spot out the tiny lights in that same area and also over to the lower right, there appears to be a fat horizontal line that I would k/o.
As an alternative to that, if you want to keep the foreground very dark (like you have it), I would spot out the tiny lights in that same area and also over to the lower right, there appears to be a fat horizontal line that I would k/o.
Apr 22, 2018 14:56:26 #
In my preceding post, I meant to give you a RAVE compliment on the sunset (photo 1). It is so dramatic, well composed and the color is outstanding.
Apr 22, 2018 16:10:21 #
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Apr 22, 2018 17:18:16 #
imageal wrote:
I agree with COs post about HDR.
As an alternative to that, if you want to keep the foreground very dark (like you have it), I would spot out the tiny lights in that same area and also over to the lower right, there appears to be a fat horizontal line that I would k/o.
As an alternative to that, if you want to keep the foreground very dark (like you have it), I would spot out the tiny lights in that same area and also over to the lower right, there appears to be a fat horizontal line that I would k/o.
Good eye on the chain link fence! I missed that. Thanks for your comments.
Apr 22, 2018 17:21:01 #
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