Luminous Landscape Forum
Equipment & Techniques => Landscape & Nature Photography => Topic started by: rgs on February 23, 2015, 02:44:55 pm
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Snowing in OKC today but last week was clear and bright so here are some young trees against a clear blue winter sky. Enjoy. Comments welcomed and appreciated.
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Sky colour looks a little OTT to me.
Ken
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Well it is a bit intense - kind of like you sued to see from Kodachrome 25, but it was a very bright day and the camera was pointed almost straight up (10-22) so it's pretty much what I would expect. It may, however, be a bit too blue and need a touch of yellow to look normal. As I look at the image here, the sky at the bottom also seems a hair too light. I will probably burn that in just slightly in the future. Thanks for the comment - makes me think it through again and I appreciate that.
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The colour does not do much for me in this shot. Have you tried B&W to enhance the organic-like patterns of the tree branches? Also, some of the tree trunks seem a bit overexposed?
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The colour does not do much for me in this shot. Have you tried B&W to enhance the organic-like patterns of the tree branches? Also, some of the tree trunks seem a bit overexposed?
I am an old 4x5 zone system guy with lots of darkroom experience (both color and B&W) but I just don't care much for digital b&W. I've seen some that I like but mostly don't consider it something I want to do. You may be right about the tree trunks, this is an early edit and I've seen a couple of things I want to modify. Thanks for the comments. I always enjoy the work you post here.