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|  | 05/18/2007 04:26:21 AM | 
| Please prepare for landing...by geahsklzComment by geahsklz: | Originally posted by awpollard: I took the liberty to work up your shot a bit to illustrate that it is a great shot that just needed some TLC in the digial darkroom.  Hope you don't mind.
 
 
   
 I may have over sharpened it a bit, but I felt it was a little soft as it stood. Always remember to check your sharpness after a resize because you will lose some detail.
 
 Under basic rules, I worked the dark end of the curve to bring up the shadows and mids which also brightened the overall shot.  Once I worked the curve, I added a little contrast to give it a little pop.  I added a couple of clicks of saturation and then boosted the greens just a little more.
 
 Again this is a great composition and playing with curves possibly would have brought your score up a whole point or more.
 
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 Hey Andy...really well done.  Thank you so much for making the effort.  It looks light years better.  I'm just glad to know that it's possible to improve this shot.  I honestly have very little skill in the digital darkroom, and just need some help.  I knew it needed some TLC, but didn't know where to start.  Thanks again.
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|  | 05/18/2007 02:48:01 AM | 
| Please prepare for landing...by geahsklzComment by awpollard: I took the liberty to work up your shot a bit to illustrate that it is a great shot that just needed some TLC in the digial darkroom.  Hope you don't mind.
   I may have over sharpened it a bit, but I felt it was a little soft as it stood. Always remember to check your sharpness after a resize because you will lose some detail.
 Under basic rules, I worked the dark end of the curve to bring up the shadows and mids which also brightened the overall shot.  Once I worked the curve, I added a little contrast to give it a little pop.  I added a couple of clicks of saturation and then boosted the greens just a little more.
 Again this is a great composition and playing with curves possibly would have brought your score up a whole point or more.
 Andy | 
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|  | 05/17/2007 08:20:55 PM | 
| Palomarin-Trail_5.jpgby geahsklzComment by rex: It is hard to tell someone how to improve when all the photos in your portfolio are amazing.  This one though is my fav of yours.  Very nicely done and I love the colors. | 
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