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Hello Naved,
Insallah you have tried well, i like your composition, i really do not think the grill is perfectly horizontal, it is very silly to say a line is not horizontal or vertical, because it depends on the situation, but the problem is that, it has always a distracting effect according to human psychology, some members may not like my comments and critiques so better to avoid these, and i prefer it is better to correct it in camera,
i have uploaded two modifications here:-
MOD 1:- i have used photoshop cs3, i have used ruler tool (analysis>ruler tool), drag a small line along with a small portion of the edge of the grill, then i have used image>rotate canvas>arbitrary, a small window appeared called "rotate canvas", angle 1.51 was showing and i selected ccw and ok, as a result the canvas was rotated and i have cropped it,( FULL CREDIT OF THIS TECHNIQUE GOES TO Phil[NEWMANP] FROM WHOM I HAVE LEARNED IT )
i have also seen the histogram of the image, and you can see there is a slight gap in the shadow/dark area, which means your image is slightly overexposed, i have added a levels adjustment layer above the background layer, given the value of 14 as the value of input levels for the shadow/dark side, .77 for the mid-tones, and flatten the layers, i have also enhanced the sharpness and used the smart sharpen for this purpose,
MOD 2:- It is just a play, i have given the copper tones to your image, if you like it and want to know the process, you can pm me i will place it,
wish you best of luck for your future works...
Insallah you have tried well, i like your composition, i really do not think the grill is perfectly horizontal, it is very silly to say a line is not horizontal or vertical, because it depends on the situation, but the problem is that, it has always a distracting effect according to human psychology, some members may not like my comments and critiques so better to avoid these, and i prefer it is better to correct it in camera,
i have uploaded two modifications here:-
MOD 1:- i have used photoshop cs3, i have used ruler tool (analysis>ruler tool), drag a small line along with a small portion of the edge of the grill, then i have used image>rotate canvas>arbitrary, a small window appeared called "rotate canvas", angle 1.51 was showing and i selected ccw and ok, as a result the canvas was rotated and i have cropped it,( FULL CREDIT OF THIS TECHNIQUE GOES TO Phil[NEWMANP] FROM WHOM I HAVE LEARNED IT )
i have also seen the histogram of the image, and you can see there is a slight gap in the shadow/dark area, which means your image is slightly overexposed, i have added a levels adjustment layer above the background layer, given the value of 14 as the value of input levels for the shadow/dark side, .77 for the mid-tones, and flatten the layers, i have also enhanced the sharpness and used the smart sharpen for this purpose,
MOD 2:- It is just a play, i have given the copper tones to your image, if you like it and want to know the process, you can pm me i will place it,
wish you best of luck for your future works...
