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From Galveston:
![]() ![]() Take care, Jeff |
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I like your second shot. Good work Jeff.
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you didn't by any chance paste that moon in there? lol might just be the compression.....nice shots
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I like the first one, but a better sky would have enhanced it tremendously (next time call up the weatherman and demand cooperation! LOL). The second one seems too stark of a contrast between the deep blue skies and the edges of the structure. Did you do any photoshop work on either?
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you can try to add a different sky in them...in photoshop
![]() well here is my try.....sry for taking your pic....i will gladly delete it from my computer and take it off the post.....if you want me to |
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![]() Yep, this was one of my experiments with Photoshop Elements. The church was taken during the day and the sky ended up very light, almost gray, not to mention tremendously underexposed. I selected the church and brightened it, then selected the sky and ran a 201h warm sky filter on it to make it blue. Then I added the moon in from another shot. I couldn't figure out how to do a better job selecting out the edges which is why they look darker. BTW, I like the dark sky in the 'remake'. Feel free to keep remaking. ![]() I also played with the first one. I kept the color of the reds and columns and changed the rest to B&W. That's where the sky went. Thanks for all the comments and suggestions! Take care, Jeff |
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