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Visited the Continental Street Bridge over the Trinity River for the first time since it was converted into a pedestrian bridge/park. It runs alongside the newest bridge in Dallas that has taken it's place for the auto traffic, created by a Spanish designer by the name of Calatrava. The bridge/park makes for both a great walk and picture-taking opportunity with the little LX7. Captured raw and processed in Adobe Photoshop CC.
I've learned very quickly, processing raw files from this camera is a case of "less is more". I purchased a set of three very nice profiles from Colin Walker with Huelight and other than doing what I can with the highlights and white sliders to control/recover highlights (which works surprisingly well), the blacks/shadows sliders to set the dark-end of the exposure, and sharpening with limited noise reduction, too much of the other stuff I use on images captured with larger sensored cameras can turn fine details into mush quite quickly. ![]() ![]() The new pedestrian bridge... ![]() ![]() View towards downtown.. ![]() Last edited by Greg Chappell; Aug 19, 2014 at 9:02 AM. |
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Location: Ambattur, near Chennai, India
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The first pic is awesome! Very nice composition.
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Very nice, like the POV in the first two.
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