Brandt Point Lighthouse

[Peeb]

OK- not really, but it is re-created at Lake Hefner in Oklahoma City. Which processing do you prefer?

1. Original version:

2. Topaz lab 'warm cocoa' filter:

3. Topaz 'soft sepia' filter:

 

[Jeff15]

Number one for me......

 

[Space Face]

I do prefer the colour of the first but I also like the compositions.

 

[Dean_Gretsch]

Hmmm...how long has that been there? I don't remember it in the late 80's, early 90's.

 

[otherprof]

OK- not really, but it is re-created at Lake Hefner in Oklahoma City. Which processing do you prefer?

1. Original version:
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2. Topaz lab 'warm cocoa' filter:
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3. Topaz 'soft sepia' filter:
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Original version.

 

[charlie76]

No doubt-#1

 

[Jeff G]

Yep, number one here too.

 

[Peeb]

Hmmm...how long has that been there? I don't remember it in the late 80's, early 90's.

1999, according to the sign next to it. Situated pretty close to Britton Ave.

 

[Derrel]

Version number two for me.

 

[PJM]

#1 for me

 

[CherylL]

#1 for an original look. For an art look I do like #2

 

[K9Kirk]

I like each for the different effects but my overall pic is #1. It'a dark, cloud covered day that portrays it's natural colors which I like best.

 

[StevenW]

#2 for me but I generally prefer warmer tones. I passed thorough OKC twice in the last couple of weeks on vacation and passed part of Lake Hefner on I-35. Next time, I'll look this spot up. I've been up that way dozens of times and never knew of it. Thanks for sharing. Some really fine work.

 

[crf8]

Love the rock coloring in 2


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[johngpt]

I prefer #2 as the lighthouse is slightly lighter and draws the eye a bit more away from the sailboats that have the lighter sky behind them. I think the lighthouse is the primary subject and needs more emphasis. I wouldn't mind seeing a gradient set to soft light blend mode highlighting the lighthouse and darkening on either side.