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01/03/2012 05:27:38 PM · #1 |
How do I take and PP a photo like this one:
//1x.com/photo/42557/
Is the fog real or PP'd? Are the selective horizontal and vertical blurs real or PP'd?
Is having fog/mist mixed in with sun the best way to capture the natural light?
Any links to good tutorials on articles on this subject? I'd like to learn how to capture light. |
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01/03/2012 05:42:40 PM · #2 |
wow
im only making an uneducated guess but a heavy ND filter and a long exposure? |
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01/03/2012 06:00:36 PM · #3 |
| i'm thinking its PP'd but idk where to find a tutorial for that. |
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01/03/2012 06:13:51 PM · #4 |
Beautiful.
I might be wrong but it looks like hdr to me. Either Photomatix or Oloneo Photoengine. |
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01/03/2012 07:03:08 PM · #5 |
| I think, among other things, that is some masterful use of dodge and burn rather than magical light making the whole picture. |
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01/03/2012 07:14:04 PM · #6 |
Originally posted by DrAchoo:
I think, among other things, that is some masterful use of dodge and burn rather than magical light making the whole picture. |
How do I learn it? |
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01/03/2012 07:36:35 PM · #7 |
Originally posted by MargaretN:
Originally posted by DrAchoo:
I think, among other things, that is some masterful use of dodge and burn rather than magical light making the whole picture. |
How do I learn it? |
I'll let you know after I learn it myself... :) |
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01/03/2012 11:04:18 PM · #8 |
The blur of the buildings is fake, but was probably slightly evident in the original exposure. You can tell it's fake if you look at the dock area middle left. Part of the blur overlaps the dock. This is an error in editing. There is also nothing in that area to cause the same reflection of the buildings. This is another scene error.
This was most likely originally a long exposure. There's a boat in the far right under the bridge that looks as if there's a ghost of it behind it, which would happen if the boat was moving during the exposure. The fog would probably be better picked up during a long exposure as well but is likely fake. The color in the image is most likely tweaked to achieve the yellow/gold tones. There has absolutely been extensive dodging and burning, especially in areas of the water.
Hope that helps.
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01/03/2012 11:36:05 PM · #9 |
Originally posted by kgeary:
The blur of the buildings is fake, but was probably slightly evident in the original exposure. You can tell it's fake if you look at the dock area middle left. Part of the blur overlaps the dock. This is an error in editing. There is also nothing in that area to cause the same reflection of the buildings. This is another scene error.
This was most likely originally a long exposure. There's a boat in the far right under the bridge that looks as if there's a ghost of it behind it, which would happen if the boat was moving during the exposure. The fog would probably be better picked up during a long exposure as well but is likely fake. The color in the image is most likely tweaked to achieve the yellow/gold tones. There has absolutely been extensive dodging and burning, especially in areas of the water.
Hope that helps. |
WOW major catch on those points, went back n looked and yep all as you say! Ya wanna critique all my shots before I enter them?? LOL You've got a GREAT eye! |
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