Luminous Landscape Forum
Equipment & Techniques => Landscape & Nature Photography => Topic started by: Rand47 on July 14, 2012, 09:40:56 pm
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Late afternoon reflected light, bouncing up from the roofing, caught my eye.
(http://rsadams.smugmug.com/Other/AZ-Flower-Trip/cross/811906105_EjEYo-XL.jpg)
(http://rsadams.smugmug.com/Other/AZ-Flower-Trip/detail/811887909_mT46i-XL.jpg)
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Lovely backlighting and wonderful rendering of tones.
Well conceived.
Regards
Tony Jay
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This is totally off topic, but when I looked at the top image I saw the front grille of a car, complete with headlights and hood ornament. Nicely done, BTW.
Mike.
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Lovely, particularly the second.
Jeremy
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I like these. But I am confused. Is the sky also in shade? I would expect it to be much brighter. I guess you have darkened everything? Just wondering.
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I like these. But I am confused. Is the sky also in shade? I would expect it to be much brighter. I guess you have darkened everything? Just wondering.
In working with conversions to monochrome such as these, I often will lower the luminance value of the "blue" skies as a matter of personal expression. Here's another, less abstract application, example:
(http://rsadams.smugmug.com/Landscapes/Landscapes/i-mJWbfnk/0/L/DSF0065-L.jpg)
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In working with conversions to monochrome such as these, I often will lower the luminance value of the "blue" skies as a matter of personal expression.
Interesting: thanks! Certainly brings out the subject.
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The second is gorgeous, almost ghostly. WELL done.
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I agree, making the blue sky darker while converting to BW adds a lot to the image.
Beautifully done, especially the second image.
Thanks for sharing.