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I was also thinking that the more I looked at it. It's funny how a picture can change when you study it longer. Anyway, I posted my edited version. Let me know what you guys think...drdan said:My first impression though is that it lacks the intensity to immediately draw you in. You might want to experiment with levels, brightness, contrast and/or color saturation some to see if you come up with anything you like any better. You probably don't want to change those great colors, just jazz it up slightly.
It might be a Mac & PC thing because on my Mac the edited version is a lot brighter and I also added more definition in the clouds. I seriously need to check more of my pictures on a PC. So how many PC users actually see a difference?Jeff Canes said:...cant see any differs in the two versions :scratch:
I fixed and replaced that with an updated version of number 2.drdan said:You have blown out some of the lights, especially the moon and I'm not sure that's good.
The last one I adjusted to your preference. I tried to keep the lighting the same but I might have gone over board just a tad. I agree with you about the lighting. I think the dark eerie lighting works better for this picture, but I'm not too sure about the results I got.drdan said:Personally I think I'd like to see brightness more like the first with color balance slightly changed maybe and saturation a little more intense. I really like the moonlit sky in the first one.
Thanks Walt for the comment. I was also thinking about the lack of a focal point but that's one of the things I like about this picture. My eye wonders all around the picture which makes me look at all the whirling clouds and the effects on the water. You do have a valid point and I'll keep that in mind the next time. Although I think that's what I maybe doing on purpose unconciously. Now that you mention it, I've noticed some of my landscape pictures lack a focal point which forces the viewer to taken in the whole picture rather than only part of it. Thanks for pointing that out though. I didn't fully realize it until now.Walt said:The first one is the best. The composition needs something as a focal point. The colors are great and there are a lot of good elements in it.