DAY 4. edited. fence post .
by roz

Comment by shalrath:
Outstanding job! You've brought out every detail, well done.

IMG_9186 process bush scene 2-s4w.jpg
by roz

Comment by Alicia:
Woah - total fairy land - this is awesome, Roz!!! Very magical and pretty. Great job. Thanks for posting your editing steps. I'm such a novice, so they are helpful to me.

DAY 3. edited. kangaroos .
by roz

Comment by Alicia:
Roz, this photo is so interesting! Definitely unusual and eye-catching. You did a great job with the PP - that took some creativity. The whole thing now has an alien/vintage look. I like it!

DAY 4. edited. fence post .
by roz

Comment by noraneko:
Now THIS is an edit job! I'm truly impressed. You turned this into a fairy land. Great job!

DAY 3. edited. fence .
by roz

Comment by noraneko:
I must saw the edit made a huge difference on this! I didn't expect you to be able to pull out as much as you did, in fact. The gradient in the sky really makes this shot. One thing I noticed is some areas right around the trees that need a little more cleaning up - there are some tonal differences that you can see fairly easily.

DAY 25. where i live. sunrise mist .
by roz

Comment by nixter:
Beautiful capture, Roz! This one really stood out from all the thumbs in your profile. Great job! :)

DAY 5. minimal edit. sleepers .
by roz

Comment by emily212:
nice i like the grass sticking up very fun.

DAY 5. minimal edit. train .
by roz

Comment by emily212:
nice shot, i like the view.

DAY 2. edited. gums
by roz

Comment by cogerox:
I like everything but the rotation. Side by side the edited version leans too far to the left and kinda makes me dizzy. Although, maybe that's what you were after.

IMG_9324 outta-here-s4w.jpg
by roz

Comment by MelonMusketeer:
That was quite a major processing operation. The selective desat helped get the focus where you wanted it.
You usually seem to post landscapes, which I guess is your fav shooting style. It takes a lot of practice to get comfortable and good at shooting moving subjects. I still can't rememeber to check all of my camera settings before shooting action shots like this. I tend to get excited about capturing the scene before it is gone, and just compose and click away.