pablominto (41372) 2005-10-28 05:11:08

I feel the main problem here is the blown-out sky, that’s why I added a sepia tone in order to hide it to some degree… Besides I think sepia fits your subject!

Work done:

Converting to sepia
Contrast +30
USM (200, 0.3, 4)
Adding frame

Hope you like it, Vidar!

mortijo (12412) 2005-10-11 15:46:35

I really couldn't resist. This entirely a matter of preference and doesn't affect the beauty of the colors. I cropped the shot to obtain a more panoramic view. I didn't alter anything in the picture.

Paolo (40755) 2005-10-07 11:30:43

Cleaned with Neat Image, cleaned the scan black points on the cloud with Photoshop.

ciao

danyy (69465) 2004-11-19 07:44:48

1. Passage en niveaux de gris.
2. Règlage des niveaux
3. Sharpen
Je trouvais la lumière bleue trop irréelle.

jrj (34779) 2004-11-18 04:35:36

Cropped the foreground a bit for a better balance of the subject.
In PS with lasso tools and levels: Added some more light in the lower part.
Added frame.

longwayfromhome (419) 2004-11-14 07:59:12

I was curious about your picture because I feel the moonlight effect is being caused mainly by an underexposure. Did you deliberately underexpose the scene? It is possible to expose monlight as one would daylight, using a very long exposure legth, and allowing for reciprocity failure. I have made a workshop that I see as an artists impression of this efect. One thing I couldn't do was add trails to the stars as they would have had under a long exp.