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| [Note Guidelines] Photographer's Note |
Last minutes of sunlight falling on the burned remains of three cottages and one tree.
Processing in RAW:
Increased saturation and sharpness
Converted to JPEG and cropped and added border.
P.S. I just decided that I needed a bit of unsharp mask...I'll post that in a workshop |
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- dumbo
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(2778) - [2008-03-30 2:32]
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Hi Jeffrey!
This is great photo! I like this soft light and the composition you have made. The colors are also great.
Well done!
Regards,
Eino
Hello Jeffrey,
I love this tree in the middle of this desolate places. It happens not know if he is a survivor or not !?
The composition is good and the colors beautiful. I prefer the version posted in the workshop which solves the problem of sharpness.
Congratulation,
Regards,
Damien.
Hi, Jeffrey -
Yes, the tree was not completely sharp, but in a way I like its soft lines. Overall, this reminds me of some Dali paintings, and also the Dead Vlei in Namibia. A very poignant photo and well done; I don't agree that it is oversaturated.
Regards,
Dan
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Hi Jeffrey,
It is an interesting shot with pleasant composition, nice contrast between the tree and sky, a lot of foreground details, maybe the red light is slightly oversaturated here and I am not sure about the orange/red keyline around the photo... I like Your workshop and agree on the sharpening, regards, Tomasz.