Luminous Landscape Forum
The Art of Photography => User Critiques => Topic started by: Todd Suttles on January 30, 2014, 04:20:56 pm
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Thoughts if any ??
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I allowed myself an edit.
Cheers
~Chris
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I allowed myself an edit.
Cheers
~Chris
Thanks Chris for the input. I wondered about going that direction with it.
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I suspect it lives somewhere between the two.
Of the two seen here, I prefer the original.
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Version 2 with Chris' suggestions (as best as I can do anyway).
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I much prefer the original to any of the variants presented so far. The chimney and the remnant of the house/cabin are presented so well that they don't need any "enhancement" to create an artificial mood.
A while back I happened on a falling-down abandoned house in the woods, and I tried several shots, but I couldn't get anything as effective as this one. I like it a lot, Todd!
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I suspect it lives somewhere between the two.
+1
But I don't prefer the flat original. It ought to be possible in Photoshop or Lightroom to extend the tonal range without totally blocking the lows, but I think you'd have to work from the original raw.
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Here is a third rendering taking into consideration everyone's suggestions. ??
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I suspect it lives somewhere between the two.
Of the two seen here, I prefer the original.
Same here.
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I suspect it lives somewhere between the two.
Of the two seen here, I prefer the original.
Me too.
Here is a third rendering taking into consideration everyone's suggestions. ??
This has a much more spacious feel to it, but some of the detail in the wood seems to have been lost. ;)
Jeremy
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Here is a third rendering taking into consideration everyone's suggestions. ??
Todd, you're messing up your threads ... ;)
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In the words of Rosanna Danna...... nevermind
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OK, this version has punch without looking over-dramatized.
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+1. The last one is best of the bunch, Todd.
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Great step forward.
Well done !
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+1. The last one is best of the bunch, Todd.
I agree. I approve of your removing the white branch to the right of the stack, too.
Jeremy
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Thanks all for your help. I am learning so much from your input. Thank you, -todd