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I don't know I guess I am kind of attracted to that like kind of symmetrical feel, but I guess that they can't all be beauties..... Thanks for your honesty.newrmdmike said:not to be mean, but its missing alot, like interesting light, contrast, good composition . . . i would throw this one out
newrmdmike said:not to be mean, but its missing alot, like interesting light, contrast, good composition . . . i would throw this one out
Iron Flatline said:Oh, what da heck, I can always take it back down if you don't allow editing:
I cropped, I did some curves adjustments, and I cloned some Ivy over that grey tarmac driveway on the right. I am out of time, but a next step would be to add some contrast and color into the brick.
I kind of agree with you. I wish that there was no trees/bushes in between the two arcs, that way it kind of like draws you towards the center, but hey not everything goes your way in life.zedin said:Maybe its just me but it still seems like you are missing a focus. (maybe thats a good thing though at times) The picture doesn't really draw me 'into' the picture. Rather it divides my attention and leads me out of the photo.
Iron Flatline said:NoChance, I assume you mean the brick color. I would create a second layer (CTRL-J) and then click Add Layer Mask. You then use the brush tool to highlight the area you want to work on. You can turn on and off the layer underneath it (by clicking on the eye) to see if you're selecting it correctly. Then change the contrast, saturation, etc of that particular layer. Best is if you create a new Adjustment Layer, but you'll have to tie it to the new layer. I do that by hovering by cursor right between the new layer and the adjustment, and then holding down the ALT key. It will show you two circles overlapping - hit enter and it locks them together.
It's Photoshop, there's 30 ways to do everything, 20 of which are better, more detailed, and more appropriate than what I just described. <shrug>