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| Photo Critique Discuss Giggleswick B&W...Thanks for looking Not something i do much of but here goes. A beautiful walk by the river but could ... |
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Join Date: Sep 2007
Location: Lake District, North West England
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Giggleswick B&W
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Join Date: Oct 2005
Location: West Yorkshire
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Re: Giggleswick B&W
I like the composition, especially the way the bridge and the road lead your eye in to the shot. The foreground seems to dark to me I'd be tempted to use the Shadow/Highlight Tool to lift the foreground while leaving that wonderful sky untouched. The same can be achieved with a curve but the Shadow/Highlight Tool makes it very easy.
cheers Dan |
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Re: Giggleswick B&W
Yes I thought it was a little to dark. The sky looks perfect and the picture is great. If you could change the those darker area's, then it is a great picture.
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Re: Giggleswick B&W
I really like this, and I'm not sure if I'd agree it's too dark, but I can see some masking evidence on the trees in the middle, behind the last house, where they go from being black to having lots of detail
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Re: Giggleswick B&W
Thanks all. Will have another go. J you are right that I did masking. Bracketed shots and the sky is from one stop under. Funnily enough those trees were in full sun and I did not touch them in masking
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Last edited by morlandroger; 04-06-2008 at 22:46. |
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