daddo (11275) 2009-10-13 20:20:20

Hi Grace. I deliberately didn't do much- increased the highlight option,decreased brightness a little and increased contrast by about 40%.Sometimes a little means a lot. I could have played around with colour as TE members seem to go for saturated colours, but I like the natural look.For example. the roof tops could be made extra red, but that is not how they are like in real life. Regards. Klaudio.
P.S. Add a little note to your work-it will be appreciated by the members. Enjoy the journey.

daddo (11275) 2009-09-02 16:58:29

I cropped the top and a small part of the bottom to streamline the image more and get rid of all the white. Fiddled with colour a little and highlight plus contrast. Regards. Klaudio.

daddo (11275) 2009-08-24 01:06:17

Zdravo Oko. I increased the brightness9oddly enough0 in order to increase highlights by 50%. Then in selective colour option, I increased the black for the colour white. that seemed to define the cranium more. i then cloned out the foliage, added the frame and sharpened the image. Regards. Klaudio.

daddo (11275) 2009-08-02 01:07:53

I cropped the image above(to minimize the glare in upper left) and below(to lessen the area i needed to clone in order to eliminate the distracting objects). Then I cloned the remaining bits out and the man on the left. I increased the highlight, contrast and added cyan to the red, plus increased black in the white to cut down on the glare. For the same reason I decreased the brightness by 6%. Then I resized the image and sharpened it by 97%. I tako. Pozdrav. Klaudio.

daddo (11275) 2009-07-26 07:15:39

I cropped the upper part, still leaving enough trees on the right. I increased the highlights
by 25% and shadows by 5%. I also increased contrast and decreased brightness in order to give the background more substance. Plus, I sharpened the image by 90%.Hope you like it.

daddo (11275) 2009-07-21 02:53:31

I cropped heavily but tried to keep some foliage on top. I then decreased brightness and increased highlight. i went to selective colours and increased the "blackness' for white in order to further cut the glare on the window. Then I sharpened the image by 30%.

daddo (11275) 2009-06-13 16:45:59

Hi Rene. I was impressed last night when I saw your photo of this amazing place.hewever, i thought that there was too much glare and little definition. So i decreased brightness by 20%, increased contrast by 20%. In colour selection options i increased the "black" for the white colour and "black' for the black colour. I also resized the image to 700 pixels and sharpened the image by more than 100%.Hope you like the changes. regards. Klaudio.

daddo (11275) 2009-05-27 02:11:11

Hi Yuval.This is a fine composition showing the woman preoccupied in a delicate task. I found the original somewhat too bright.I increased the shadow option by +6 and decreased brightness by -10. Also increased contrast by 77%. Whether it approximates what you saw is another question.

daddo (11275) 2009-04-09 00:45:18

Taken from the wall, looking directly below.

daddo (11275) 2009-03-17 14:28:30

decreased brightness a little, increased black option on white in colour selection, increased cyan, yellow and red a little.C'est tout.