Scenic

[terri976]

hey, opinions please..this is one of my favorite pics I've done.

 

[molested_cow]

I think you can boost up the saturation and contrast to make it more vibrant. Right now the colors make it look a bit flat.

 

[2Stupid2Duck]

Mmm.. I agree with MC. But jeez - great composition. Try the colour boosing and I think you have a wee ripper there!

 

[Walt]

Personaly I think I'd leave the color alone. It has a natural look to it.

 

[Alison]

I'm torn on the color here. I like the natural lighting, and it brings a softness to the photo. I think some areas could be lightened a bit to bring out some additional detail in the leaves. Nice photo.

 

[JonMikal]

Color depends on the photographer and what he's looking for. If you're looking for what I believe was a dull scene (color wise) anyway, let the natural tones rule. If you want saturated color, get busy in PS. Play around with it and see what you like. MHO

 

[terri976]

hmm ok.. I thought too much color might make it look fake i guess.. let me know what ya think of this one? I think it has too much oomph ( that a word? lol )

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[green]

I think i prefer the second one... with the exception of the red in the branches (which is a bit distracting)

it has more of a lush, oasis-like, hidden treasure kind of quality, rather than just a boring old stream picture.

 

[Corry]

Yup, love the second one, too, cept the red in the branches really popped out at me.

 

[santino]

I'm with #1.

 

[JonMikal]

im going with #2

 

[Rufus]

I prefer number 1. I think the photograph is really nice, the quality is good as well. It's just a shame about the size.

 

[terri976]

is it to big? :?

 

[canonrebel]

I like #2 better, too. It has a story-book quality. I don't mind the red branches--it's just a minor tradeoff for overall improvement.

The exposure in #1 looks faultless on my monitor.

Nice Shot.