Serene

[Frequency]

Regards

 

[Frequency]

I would like to know how you feel about this one;
admittedly, there is noise especially at the left top and the darker areas lack any details
; yet i love this one very much

 

[NayLoMo6C]

i think it's quite nice, although im not too crazy about the yellowness on the right

 

[Bitter Jeweler]

Is the color posterization from pushing the saturation so far?
What about applying some gausion blur to make it go away?

 

[Frequency]

Thank you NayLoMo

Thank you Jeweller; i enhanced colour a bit in Picasa and then enhanced contrast in PS. I never have used Gaussian blur so far and so do not know what would be its effect. If you don't mind and also if your time permit, i would like to see that done

 

[Bitter Jeweler]

Adding blur would even out and smooth the pixelation/posterization.
Have you ever tried using GIMP?

I am not at a PC right now, maybe someone else could post an edit?

 

[Frequency]

Once i had GIMP; but since space is a problem, i don't keep it anymore

Let us wait for some one :waiting:

 

[new photographer]

Hi there!
I hope you like the slight adjustment I made. I Sharpened the trees and house on the sides and then blurred the background a slight touch more.
It didn't need much done to it in my opinion, I like the smoothness of the sky and the colouring and composition I just think it needed a slight touch-up to be less squinty on the eyes.
Good Job!!!!!

 

[JBArts]

Hi there! Stumbled upon your post and I think it's really nice. The noise that you're referring to on the top left of the photo is barely recognizable, but I have to agree that the darker areas lack some details. You could at least do some touch-ups on that part (make the color a bit lighter to achieve fluidity). Overall though this is a good job.

 

[Frequency]

Thank you NP for your effort for the mild alterations you have done. Liked it

Thank you JBA; when i attempted on the dark regions they started showing noise; so left as such

Regards

 

[JBArts]

Yeah, nature has no evils because God created nature both for our benefit and to help lead us to Him.