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davidbridges
23-09-2007, 18:29
Hi all,
Took this yesterday, its in RAW so i can change it easily...
Heres the shot ...
http://aycu18.webshots.com/image/29137/2001805841451895813_rs.jpg
C&C welcome for post processing ...
Thanks for viewing
Dave
wgdbradley
23-09-2007, 18:32
Might be a good monochrome with a bit more contrast (if possible) in the sky so we can see the clouds and a bit more detail... I'm sure others will know better though.
I think the sky and the overall lighting is what's letting you down here David. I dont know if you can rescue any further detail from the raw image, but there simply doesn't seem to be alot of detail left in the sky in the Jpg. A quick mess with the contrast, saturation, exposure and sharpen levels using my limited PP skills will produce this but it still lacks any impact ..............
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/macker/rs_edit.jpg
Jimmy_Lemon
23-09-2007, 20:25
I was a bit bored.....Sorry!
http://img231.imageshack.us/img231/224/borednl4.jpg
:clap:
Unexpected answer there!
Thats one hell of a cheat JL, but :lol: :clap:
Realistically a bit of contrast, saturation and a good sharpen are what the original needs.
Jimmy_Lemon
23-09-2007, 20:50
I havent quite mastered reflections at and angle yet :p
But seriously Its a nice shot, if you can bring the sky back at all it can only add the photo I think :) Lovely smooth water though and crystal clear reflection of the trees.
dougdarter
23-09-2007, 21:30
Might be a good monochrome with a bit more contrast (if possible) in the sky so we can see the clouds and a bit more detail... I'm sure others will know better though.
There is a good chance that there was no detail in the sky when tis was taken.
I live on the Cumbrian coast, and more often than not the sky is either grey or white, or a mixture of both. I've lost count of the times when I've discarded a pic because the sky is washed out or featureless.
whitewash
23-09-2007, 21:58
strange that doug, i live on the cumbrian coast as well and i often have to disgard entire sets of photos before ive even taken them on accounts of it being wet outside and not wanting to go outdoors! but yes i do agree the sky is very often "Bleh" up here on the solway
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