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SKULE123 posted:Peggy's Cove in Nova Scotia, Canada. Feedback welcome, babby's first (well, first couple of months) post-processing here. The composition isn't bad (would have liked to have seen more of the sky perhaps) but the colors are kind of garish. It looks overly processed. Can you post the original?
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killabyte posted:The composition isn't bad (would have liked to have seen more of the sky perhaps) but the colors are kind of garish. It looks overly processed. Can you post the original? Agreed, way too saturated, I'd tone it down a bit.
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MMD3 posted:Holy poo poo, I love this. I'm new to landscapes (and photography in general) but it's definitely something thats caught my interest, especially with the quality of images in this thread. 
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I guess you would call these landscapes. 
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Crosspost of some from snapshot thread.  Also which of these do you guys prefer? first one is cloned to hell.  
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MMD3 posted:I think you took some good pictures while in Switzerland. I remember the Swiss Alps were one of my favorite things about Europe. This picture is pretty much exactly what I remember when I think about Switzerland. Absolutely gorgeous! Thanks for posting the set.
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fenner posted:Crosspost of some from snapshot thread. Definitely like the 2nd one more.
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fenner posted:Crosspost of some from snapshot thread. Second one by far. The first looks like it is (and it is) clumsily photoshopped.
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I am definitely making my photos too dark... Click here for the full 968x546 image.
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Malalol posted:I am definitely making my photos too dark... Yes, it also looks to be at a very odd angle, try to make sure things are level, it is even more important when there is water in the scene.
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Whitezombi posted:Burn the bottom area a bit, then it's great. (or use a 5 filter in the printing, if these are film... don't think so though) Good texture on the second one, too, though the DOF blur at the bottom is distracting.
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I adore the color pallet, it reminds me of some romanticized trip down the Danube or something. Where was it really taken?
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No. 9 posted:I adore the color pallet, it reminds me of some romanticized trip down the Danube or something. Where was it really taken? Thanks! It was taken on the Charles River in Boston/Cambridge. I was on the Boston side, taking a picture of one of Harvard's boathouses.
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Interrupting Moss posted:That's good. Thanks. These are digital. What bottom area? Fukushima is gorgeous.
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Whitezombi posted:Thanks. These are digital. What bottom area? I've hacked away at it to show you; the quality would be much better if performed on a TIFF file from the RAW. If you're really into digital B&W, Nik Software's Silver Efex Pro is excellent.
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How about some infrared?
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 Near the Duck Bay, Loch Lomond, Scotland  Rannoch Moor, Scotland  Calderglen, East Kilbride, Scotland EDIT: All taken from http://www.flickr.com/photos/northward/ northward fucked around with this message at 12:28 on Sep 30, 2009 |
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SKULE123 posted:Peggy's Cove in Nova Scotia, Canada. Feedback welcome, babby's first (well, first couple of months) post-processing here. Definately tone down the saturation. Peggy's Cove is a hard spot to shoot without getting people in the shot but you just need to go at the right time of day. (Hint: very early or very near sunset).
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Interrupting Moss posted:This is pretty cool. Yeah, I like the nighttime shots. They have an awesome "gently caress with your head" factor.
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Thanks to everyone for the feedback about my excessive, newbie use of colour in the Peggy's Cove photo. Hopefully babby's second post processing effort looks a bit better. This is the Hverir mud pots of the Lake Myvatn region of Iceland. Amazing country, we honeymooned there and I only wish I was a better photographer to have better captured it, instead of flicking through shots that didn't work and thinking about what might have been.  I'll slowly be adding Iceland shots to the Flickr gallery, but I only have this one done for now. Piquai Souban fucked around with this message at 00:03 on Oct 2, 2009 |
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Interrupting Moss posted:The entire mountainous region. Specifically, the lower left area could use a bit more contrast, and the bluff in general increased in brightness a bit. Thanks. I see what you are saying. The dark area right in the middle is actually shadow but the more I look at it it doesn't stand out enough. I'll have to check out the software - little expensive tho. SKULE123 posted:I love this - I really want to go to Iceland.
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Nevermind, not a landscape
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Interrupting Moss posted:If you're really into digital B&W, Nik Software's Silver Efex Pro is excellent.
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somebody should organize a Landscape photo trade/sale operation... maybe trade prints or high-res copies (for print) with other photogs or authorize one person to print/sell them all in SA Mart with a cut going to the photogs and a cut going to the person handling the printing/shipping.
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fenner posted:the horizon on this looks a little off, it kinda bugs me. quote:this is really cool, the strong green of the moss seem to clash a bit with overall pastel like tones. another one from iceland. i've started being a bit more aggressive with post, but i'd still like it to look realistic.
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Dread Head posted:This is really cool. My only (minor) criticism is that the railings get lost in the silhouette of the hills.
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