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02/05/2015 10:24:15 AM |
| I would concentrate on getting the water to look good to you. I would probably change the jacket color completely to try to tone it down. Maybe a mid to dark blue to work with her jeans. Keep the focus on her face and the falls. I like the tilt of her head - like she's soaking in the sun on a chilly day. |
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01/27/2015 04:55:41 PM |
| looks like a nice relaxing place. I agree with the others - start with Curves adjustment. |
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01/20/2015 04:01:57 PM |
| There's nothing wrong with a happy snap. I would prefer a darker background here, so the "curve" advice is a good starting point. |
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01/19/2015 12:52:05 PM |
| I don't shoot weddings, but I sometimes (often) "brighten" the whites by applying a Curves adjustment layer to the Blue channel only, either through a mask just to the whites or (often) to the picture overall. |
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01/19/2015 09:06:58 AM |
Those are some awesome square rocks--I see a landscape macro there! 101 tips thread may be useful. If there is too much dynamic range for one shot, then we have tutorials here on HDR processing you might find helpful. Oh, & ask her to wear darker color jacket! "D
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01/19/2015 08:32:00 AM |
| cool shot really, can't help with the editing since I am learning myself, love the waterfall |
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