Yes it's got to be viewed large. I do like the dark sky with the little white puffy ones on the horizon line. There is a nice open space feel to this one.
Phil
Yes it's got to be viewed large. I do like the dark sky with the little white puffy ones on the horizon line. There is a nice open space feel to this one.
Thank you Katie and Phil - appreciate your encouragement and feedback ...
Colin - thank you so much for taking the trouble to prepare a mod; my PS skills are pretty basic ... have no idea about dodging and burning (yet) lol! Thank you once again ...
Susie :o)
Thank you Katie and Phil - appreciate your encouragement and feedback ...
Colin - thank you so much for taking the trouble to prepare a mod; my PS skills are pretty basic ... have no idea about dodging and burning (yet) lol! Thank you once again ...
A terrific capture, I like it a lot. I've been searching the archives for the thread on the sharpening technique [link=https://www.ephotozine.com/forum/viewanswers.cfm?qid=35395]Thread[/link] Dodging & burning brushes are in the PS palette. Dodging pick a brush size, start at a low % it lightens anything you brush over.....Burning brush darkens the same way. Best to use then on a layer to preserve the original. There'll be a tutorial in the Techniques section. Good Luck
Col
A terrific capture, I like it a lot. I've been searching the archives for the thread on the sharpening technique Thread Dodging & burning brushes are in the PS palette. Dodging pick a brush size, start at a low % it lightens anything you brush over.....Burning brush darkens the same way. Best to use then on a layer to preserve the original. There'll be a tutorial in the Techniques section. Good Luck
Col
Hi there Mark - grateful for you dropping by ...
And thank you again Col for your helpful advice and the thread reference; it's really very much appreciated ...
Susie :o)
Hi there Mark - grateful for you dropping by ...
And thank you again Col for your helpful advice and the thread reference; it's really very much appreciated ...
Hi Susie - you're making me want one of these lenses! I didn't fully appreciate this one until I opened the large version. Great drama in the sky but it's the waves crashing in the clearing in the clouds that really makes this for me. The seagull's a nice finishing touch too :-)
Done a bit of a mod (I never do mods usually but this one inspired me) - just playing really!
Nic
Hi Susie - you're making me want one of these lenses! I didn't fully appreciate this one until I opened the large version. Great drama in the sky but it's the waves crashing in the clearing in the clouds that really makes this for me. The seagull's a nice finishing touch too
Done a bit of a mod (I never do mods usually but this one inspired me) - just playing really!
Nic
Susie - you've succeeded in producing a very dramatic and brooding landscape image here. The sky in particular is very dramatic and this effect is helped considerably as it dumps heavy rain showers in the distance. The buildings in the middle of the picture, being bathed in light, create a nice contrast to the sky. Finally, there is just about enough foreground interest, in the sand, diagonal pond of water and bird to scrape by. All in all, an excellent picture. John
Susie - you've succeeded in producing a very dramatic and brooding landscape image here. The sky in particular is very dramatic and this effect is helped considerably as it dumps heavy rain showers in the distance. The buildings in the middle of the picture, being bathed in light, create a nice contrast to the sky. Finally, there is just about enough foreground interest, in the sand, diagonal pond of water and bird to scrape by. All in all, an excellent picture. John
Very good!! You really see it at its best large. The paterns in the sand, the blackback budgy on the beach but the dinger that does it is the cloud formation on the 'orizon.
Really grand work.
Very good!! You really see it at its best large. The paterns in the sand, the blackback budgy on the beach but the dinger that does it is the cloud formation on the 'orizon.
Thank you Caleb, Nic, Dave, John, John, Freda, Phil, Jon, Lyns, Victor, Mari and Kin! Grateful for your valued impressions and encouragement ...
Susie :o)
PS Oh and in the interests of accuracy, they're fluffy white clouds on the horizon ...
Thank you Caleb, Nic, Dave, John, John, Freda, Phil, Jon, Lyns, Victor, Mari and Kin! Grateful for your valued impressions and encouragement ...
Susie :o)
PS Oh and in the interests of accuracy, they're fluffy white clouds on the horizon ...
I like them both but this give you a better idea of the sweeping view in front of you. This one is more grand and the other one is more artistic. Good idea to get both!
Patrick
I like them both but this give you a better idea of the sweeping view in front of you. This one is more grand and the other one is more artistic. Good idea to get both!
Patrick
Engage with our used photography equipment partner MPB in a forum dedicated to giving members the opportunity to feedback their experiences or seek advice.