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Folks, another strain of the sky. Your comments are welcome and Happy New Year!
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Nice effect. How did you change the colours in PP?
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Frenchy the colours come straight from the camera. PP merely sharpen and cranked up the saturation. Thanks for looking.
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Think I actually prefer this one Jaki - can't make outthe vantage point though!
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I shot them at the same spot though one was sunset and the other sunrise. A little hill east of Jeppe Boy High school. I sit up there every morning or evening to try and capture some nice mood. The colours come straight from the camera.
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overall, i like this one.. good cloud texture and good colors..
but i wishthe dark blue of the lower horizon and the black of the horizon stood out more, they tend to flow together a bit much.. -dustin |
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i see beautiful crisp color, nicely done.
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You know dusting, I took your advice and worked on this one. I actually shot this one in Raw format. I will try and see what can be done. Thanks for looking.
Julies, you have been gone for sometime. I guess was having fun and probably some rest. Welcome. Thanks for the comment. Kind regards. Jaki. |
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in curves try isolating the mid-dark part of the curve, so where thedarkerclouds would be and try lightening that just a shade.. but don'tlet the darkest part (where the black would be) move any.. thatshould increase the contrast there.. but don't overdo it.. it won't take much..
i don't think i explained that well.. but its hard to without a visual demonstration.. -dustin |
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