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03/27/2007 09:56:18 AM |
| This has a very different look from the one with the sun in the foreground. That was good in camera editing to wait for the sun to come across the foreground and shoot again. The sunny one is a much stronger image. The sun helped a lot to bring out the power of the storm in the hills in that image. |
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03/27/2007 03:24:45 AM |
it really is a beautiful image without the sun, but the sun is like you've gone and given it a lift in photoshop!! .... and i can see by where the animals are that this would've been within a couple of minutes of your sun image ... amazing wot a few minutes can do eh?? .. you know i do like the deeper green in this one in the foreground tho ....... in fact i think this one is taking my fancy now .... seems like i'm all confused!! ... be great to just give the 'appearance' of sunlight on the buildings, the animals and that general area, which'd create a focal point in the image .. just my opinion and you should know by now, i cant look at a photograph without seeing things i'd like to do to it in photoshop ....
did i tell you about the post processing challenge site started by jeff  smurfguy
this is the link post processing challenge .. its where people submit one of their own photographs for other ppl to edit ..... i had submitted one of my cow shots and it was extremely interesting to see how other ppl approached the edit of that photograph ... |
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