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Only joking matey, there is enough of Dave and Ken aswell. Just one question......why so many of my rear end
Just one question......why so many of my rear end
Only joking matey, there is enough of Dave and Ken aswell. Just one question......why so many of my rear end
@ Ian. Great blog, and some cracking shots. Love No 3 with DD, what lens and exif please.
Once less than Dave? I'll take 'em down if you're bothered bud, I blaim the weather..
NO!!!!! Don't do that!!!
Yeah that's the one Dawn, although if Scott's there I fear for my on-going good health lol. Not sure I can have the time off work, trying to swap my days off.
Hey folks, I've posted up a blog entry with a few photos from the day.
Was a pleasure to meet you all, hopefully see some of you again if I can get the time off for the zoo meet.
Nice set recording the day and glad to have been of service in adding a splash of colour to your photos I'll remember my (less colourful) fleece next time!
Once less than Dave? I'll take 'em down if you're bothered bud, I blaim the weather..
Thanks for that Paul.
But they are still not showing the colours that my screen was showing from the original shots.
They've gone very dull and dark.
Any ideas anyone as it is just making them look awful and I know they look different when viewing them in various other programs on my laptop. Both Flickr and Photobucket seem to be changing them?
Ta
Andrea
I love the fisheye shot Dave. Only thing is, it looks like the pp on the sky disappears when looking through the trees on the LHS.
I like the composition and tone of number 4 in that you've got the full reflection of the bridge in shot. I don't know why but you've lost a lot of the colour from the bridge in processing. I prefer it in colour as it was quite a colourful scene.
The processing in number one seems a bit funny too. The top edges of the trees seem to have halos and it looks a bit 'crunchy'. That doen't mean I don't like the shot though ;-)
I can't make my mind up about fisheye.
What happened to the river/barn shot?
It does - it was just a gradient bit of colour I threw in on a diagonal
Excuse my ignorance Dave, but I'm still very much a beginner, especially with PP, but could you put the above in idiot terms?
I thought that was layman's terms
Err - let me see... if you watch Top Gear you'll see on lots of their car on track shots there's a darkened or coloured sky, where it's darker in colour at the top of the screen and lightens as it goes down; that's a colour gradient and while it's normal to have it going straight down it's sometimes at an angle instead - as I did here
Dead easy in Photoshop using the Gradient tool
Ok?
DD