Luminous Landscape Forum
The Art of Photography => Landscape Showcase => Topic started by: RBFritz on November 10, 2019, 09:03:58 pm
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Eastern Kansas countryside.C&C please.
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Looks like a sombre painting. I like it.
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Looks like a sombre painting. I like it.
Me too
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+1; very strong photo
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Beautiful picture....
Peter
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Really nice image - the atmosphere, structure, and color/tonalities...and especially those highlight spikes of red orange. There is a lot of harsh gradation/banding color and otherwise in the JPEG? Is this from down-res?
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The color of puke or baby diarrhea comes to mind. Very unsettling.
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The color of puke or baby diarrhea comes to mind. Very unsettling.
Which is a 19 th century pallet...LOL
Peter
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Really nice image - the atmosphere, structure, and color/tonalities...and especially those highlight spikes of red orange. There is a lot of harsh gradation/banding color and otherwise in the JPEG? Is this from down-res?
Brushstrokes.
;-)
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Very nice, I had to wait to open it on a computer screen. I feel like there are 2 shots in one, left vs right. Any other framing options?
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Thank you for the feedback, gentlemen. Brand, the banding has bothered me too right from the gitgo. The original shot is a NEF from a D600. Although lighter the color banding is in it too. My expertise doesn't extend far enough to mitigate it. It does get worse as the res is dropped going into a JPG. armand, the file could be flipped horizontally or squared if I understand your question. Not sure it would work with the light on the right;goes against convention?
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Here's another one.Thoughts?
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Your title captured it perfectly, and is why I like it. The second one too, for the same reason.
The problem in the sky should be fixable, or at least subject to amelioration.
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Here's another one.Thoughts?
I like it. Golden tonality prevails.
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Your title captured it perfectly, and is why I like it. The second one too, for the same reason.
The problem in the sky should be fixable, or at least subject to amelioration.
Love both images, banding or not. I once used polaroid slide film which exhibited properties like these images. They create a painterly mood with their denser, almost moist laden light, like light through a fine mist. From what I have read, you may be able to download a trial version of Topaz, which may work on these images. I am wondering if the air was misty that it it creates conditions for moire type effects?
JR
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I like it. Golden tonality prevails.
+1.
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The color palettes are very nice...
some how the photos seems too sharp because it reminds of old paintings - and we want to see something we are familiar with...
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Marvellous.
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Kers, it probably is and could do with some blur. A couple more. Would like to see someone else's work.Headwaters is an abandoned homestead at the start of the Green River in the Wind River Range in Wyoming.
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Selkirk Range during a few brief showers in late Autumn. The yellow is provided by changing Tamarack trees, a conifer that loses it's needles in the fall.
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Fine shots, both.