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Vonnagy, just one thing for you: never ask me about specifics, I won't be able to tell you. The technical side of photography has always been, is, and probably will for eternities remain a mystery to me...
Yes, it was a pretty good shot to begin with. All I did in Photoshop was crop it a bit to get the widescreen affect and then added a warming filter to get better tones because my P&S doesn't have a choice of adding a filter to the lense. I've noticed with an SLR camera I don't have to edit my pictures too much but with my limited optioned P&S I have to do more work.vonnagy said:that's some excellent photoshopping skills but it still must have been a decent photo to start out with because pshop can only go so far. By the way where was that taken?
I love Ansel Adams' pictures. I'm sure this picture was influence by his work even though I wasn't thinking about his work at the time. Kind of like an unconscience homage to his work.Shark said:Ansel Adams kind of feel to this shot
Exactly! The original picture was in color but like you said it didn't give the desolate feel I was going for.terri said:I'm glad you chose to render it in B&W, I don't think a color image would give that same desolate feel.
Very nice, Ansel Adams kind of feel to this shot.