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anthony718 said:
i like that you put some contrast back in, i actually brought the
walkway up with shadow and highlights tool. will put contrast back
in, it looks better to me. thank you and good catch.
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Anthony, the difference between a good photograph and a great photograph is often in the little details that others ignore.

FWIW, the shadow/highlights tool is powerful but can very easily be used to excess. I use it often (when I'm not using the tone controls in Lightroom) and my general rule of thumb is to get it to the point where I think it looks good, then back it off a touch.

Overall a very nice job on this image and I'm looking forward to viewing your revision.
 
fraserj1 said:
You need to calibrate your monitor or just look harder. The lower
left corner of the after image is much darker (and much more natural
looking) than the lower left of the before image.
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You could be right. I am looking at this on my notebook and not my calibrated monitor at home.
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Dez

http://photos.dezmix.com
 
We need more resolution to truly appreciate the details in a pano, I was ready to have to yank around the horiz. scroll bar and drool. How about it, repost a hirez one, please.
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Stan ;o()



In the spirit of Occam’s Razor one should embrace the less complicated formulation or simply put, less is more.
http://standavidson.com/post/Birds
 
fraserj1 said:
anthony718 said:
i like that you put some contrast back in, i actually brought the
walkway up with shadow and highlights tool. will put contrast back
in, it looks better to me. thank you and good catch.
Click to expand...
Anthony, the difference between a good photograph and a great
photograph is often in the little details that others ignore.

FWIW, the shadow/highlights tool is powerful but can very easily be
used to excess. I use it often (when I'm not using the tone controls
in Lightroom) and my general rule of thumb is to get it to the point
where I think it looks good, then back it off a touch.

Overall a very nice job on this image and I'm looking forward to
viewing your revision.
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words to live by, u appreciate it. will post a revision soon
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http://anthonyc.zenfolio.com/

 
anthony718 said:
DStan said:
We need more resolution to truly appreciate the details in a pano, I
was ready to have to yank around the horiz. scroll bar and drool. How
about it, repost a hirez one, please.
--
Stan ;o()
In the spirit of Occam’s Razor one should embrace the less
complicated formulation or simply put, less is more.
http://standavidson.com/post/Birds
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will post something larger, once i revise the shot as suggested.
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It'll probably be very interesting once the detail and horizontal resolution is there to scroll with. I'll be waiting :)
--
Stan ;o()



In the spirit of Occam’s Razor one should embrace the less complicated formulation or simply put, less is more.
http://standavidson.com/post/Birds
 
DStan said:
anthony718 said:
DStan said:
We need more resolution to truly appreciate the details in a pano, I
was ready to have to yank around the horiz. scroll bar and drool. How
about it, repost a hirez one, please.
--
Stan ;o()
In the spirit of Occam’s Razor one should embrace the less
complicated formulation or simply put, less is more.
http://standavidson.com/post/Birds
Click to expand...
will post something larger, once i revise the shot as suggested.
Click to expand...
It'll probably be very interesting once the detail and horizontal
resolution is there to scroll with. I'll be waiting :)
--
Stan ;o()



In the spirit of Occam’s Razor one should embrace the less
complicated formulation or simply put, less is more.
http://standavidson.com/post/Birds
Click to expand...
you must have a new large monitor you want to break in :)
--
http://anthonyc.zenfolio.com/

 
Is it HDR ?
 
Beautiful shot love the emerald greens.

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Ray
 
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