Luminous Landscape Forum
The Art of Photography => Landscape Showcase => Topic started by: Chris Calohan on January 07, 2022, 02:26:42 pm
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I spent about a week working through some of the TK8 (Tony Kuyper) panels using Dave Kelly’s youtube tutorials. This is image was a step by step of “Finding the Right Light.” I did do some modifications after the guidelines to strengthen the foreground separation of the low grasses to the higher ones and tweaked the rain area a bit more for better contrast. I also used one of his other tutorials on Orton sharpening but I find the end result to be overly dark, so I lowered the opacity on the dark Orton mask.
I've included the original SOOC image.
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Great work, Chris. Very generous of you to share the before and after. Thank you. Most instructive and most appealing.
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I completely agree with Peter.
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the second is sublime.
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the second is sublime.
Exactly my thought; nicely done.
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The second is the untouched one, I presume.
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The second is the untouched one, I presume.
You assume correctly.
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Punchier or milder, different interpretations. When I click to zoom in on #1, it looks over sharpened, but I like the tonality.
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Looks a bit crunchy to me. Overdone in the processing with lots of halos.