Early Spring this year, plus some fun stuff
RMM wrote:
All three are great. You did a wonderful job of framing in the first shot and getting the angles of the roof and the bridge almost exactly matching.
Thanks for the comments everyone.
I edited out the bar and the photo looks a lot better to me.
Thanks for the comments.
The line in the first shot is part of the window itself, holding the 2 panes of glass together.
Need CS5
Any suggests or comments for improvement are always welcome!
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Pinecky Wildlife Perserve
Hilton Head
what you are seeing as white spots and blue shawdowing is typical of chromatic aberation, caused by your lens.
Dropping down a f stop some times helps.
Well, except the fish story. I caught that one in my back yard with a 5 lb line, piece of shrimp, and a bobber.
I really appreciate all of the tips and tricks you all submit.
Thank You everyone. This is a great site.
Hi
A easy solution in Photoshop is to work on a duplicate image of your original. The duplicate command is on the toolbar across the top.
done in photoshop.
2 layers
qrey scale desaturated fully
placed on top of full color image
Then used eraser at various strengths to erase the top image to show the color I wanted exposed. The flames were at 100% in the center of the flames, then outlined around the colot using the eraser at 20% to blend
The faces on the men were at about 25% erasure.
You can do this in elements, I think.
I love the Smokies, used to live in Asheville
Hi
Here is a comparison between full color and bw with careful saturation.
Photoshop.
Picture was taken with handheld 6meg Sony pocketcamera.
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