Foggy Toronto Morning.

[iLOVEhatephoto.com]

What are you favourite times of day to shoot and what are your editing techniques? I want to escape my comfort zone and hear some new suggestions and techniques. I need your help!

Alyssa

 

[Usul]

I like colours and the foggy sky but the lines on the pictures cross it in different directions so they don't lead my eyes to the main object.

 

[iLOVEhatephoto.com]

I like colours and the foggy sky but the lines on the pictures cross it in different directions so they don't lead my eyes to the main object.

Fair enough. I was just excited to be up before sunrise and I have never seen the sky look quite like that. The fog was moving so quickly and the CN Tower was being almost completely covered and the lights from the Rogers Centre were illuminating the sky with purple hues.

 

[mmaria]

why not fixing the distortion?

 

[iLOVEhatephoto.com]

why not fixing the distortion?

How would you do so post processing? Would love your insight.

 

[mmaria]

why not fixing the distortion?

How would you do so post processing? Would love your insight.

if acr lens correction and manual correction doesn't do the job well enough I would additionally use the warp tool in ps

 

[iLOVEhatephoto.com]

why not fixing the distortion?

How would you do so post processing? Would love your insight.

if acr lens correction and manual correction doesn't do the job well enough I would additionally use the warp tool in ps

Okay thank you for the advice. I'm going to definitely try that and hopefully achieve better results

 

[CameraClicker]

why not fixing the distortion?

How would you do so post processing? Would love your insight.

For this photo, distortion or lens correction option in the software you use.
For next time, keep the camera level side-to-side and front-to-back, then you won't need to fix perspective.

It's a nice photo, worth the effort to adjust it. Also try a panorama crop taking a little over a third of the vertical image, removing most of the breakwater and much of the sky.

 

[iLOVEhatephoto.com]

why not fixing the distortion?

How would you do so post processing? Would love your insight.

For this photo, distortion or lens correction option in the software you use.
For next time, keep the camera level side-to-side and front-to-back, then you won't need to fix perspective.

It's a nice photo, worth the effort to adjust it. Also try a panorama crop taking a little over a third of the vertical image, removing most of the breakwater and much of the sky.

Thank you! I actually took this photo awhile back and see so many things I would do differently. It's always nice to get other peoples opinions and advice because it's easy to get stuck thinking only one way, the way i am most comfortable shooting in.

I appreciate your advice!