HDR Nimmons Bridge

[burgo]

An old hand-built trestle bridge built for the railway back in the 1850's. It's now part of a walking track

 

[Bynx]

All good shots. Processing is good except for the green in #2. Not consistent and too yellow compared to 1 & 3. Easily fixed with selective color change to yellow or green channel by increase in cyan and black.

 

[Provo]

Man I would love to check this place out in person I love places of history.
good post processing I think bynx was talking about #2 and not #3
that #2nd shot does have strong yellow

 

[ann]

i commented on this earlier, wonder what happened to my post:x

anyway, once again, i think you have done a nice job, except i find the green in #2 to be a bit too much for my taste. very natural processing and fits the subject matter.

 

[burgo]

So is this better?

 

[ann]

for my taste it is, but the last word is really yours.

 

[burgo]

I don't mind it either way. But thanks for your comments everyone. I have appreciated the good feedback

 

[Bynx]

How about something like this?

 

[burgo]

yeah I think it's a matter of degrees Bynx. I like what you did though, but it always a subjective thing.

 

[Bynx]

I find HDR seems to screw up the sky colors and grass. Too dark blue sky like a polarizing filter was used. The grass comes out like Simpsons nuclear yellow green. That might be subjective too. But its just poor use of the controls for something approaching a natural look. Especially when everything else looks good.

 

[David Dvir]

I agree with Bynx, but I do like your redo of the second image Nice set.

 

[burgo]

This is a less "processed" version

 

[Provo]

I Edited your shot de sat yellow
unsharp mask
nik tonal contrast
color replace blue sky and grass
portraiture plugin