Armenia - Monasteries, Mountains...
Posted 31/03/2014 - 19:19
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Finally someone likes my personal favourite! Andrew has made my day...or have you said that to make me happy!
Gwing, I have to say, nice edit but that really looks nothing like what the place actually looked like....it was certainly very yellow, if anything a golden haze to the pine trees in the foreground would be most realistic, also there's a raindrop that I brushed away, very poorly, in iPhoto, which is at around the 8pm position from the monastery..
I'm more than just flattered, as I have never really received such feedback from so many experienced photographers.
More of a discussion, has anyone got any hints or tips about editing these shots, especially the wide angles? I only have a simple de-fishing plugin, that works well, but I'm never so sure how to edit contrast/colours etc...I use aperture, but have used lightroom when I owned a PC, and am thinking about getting it for the mac if I can...
Cheers guys!
Gwing, I have to say, nice edit but that really looks nothing like what the place actually looked like....it was certainly very yellow, if anything a golden haze to the pine trees in the foreground would be most realistic, also there's a raindrop that I brushed away, very poorly, in iPhoto, which is at around the 8pm position from the monastery..
I'm more than just flattered, as I have never really received such feedback from so many experienced photographers.
More of a discussion, has anyone got any hints or tips about editing these shots, especially the wide angles? I only have a simple de-fishing plugin, that works well, but I'm never so sure how to edit contrast/colours etc...I use aperture, but have used lightroom when I owned a PC, and am thinking about getting it for the mac if I can...
Cheers guys!
Posted 31/03/2014 - 22:30
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chaude wrote:
Finally someone likes my personal favourite! Andrew has made my day...or have you said that to make me happy!
Gwing, I have to say, nice edit but that really looks nothing like what the place actually looked like....it was certainly very yellow,
Yellow? We can do more yellow. There is a limit to how much can be dragged out of the shadows though - without really cheating and painting on stuff.Finally someone likes my personal favourite! Andrew has made my day...or have you said that to make me happy!
Gwing, I have to say, nice edit but that really looks nothing like what the place actually looked like....it was certainly very yellow,
Posted 31/03/2014 - 23:28
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Superb shots - and I love the wide angle ones!
Posted 03/04/2014 - 17:26
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Thank you so much people. I am really flattered.
By chance, there is a photo competition at work so I might enter a few of them, it's for a patient healing centre and it'll be landscape shots of places visited!
And I was also luckily in touch with the guidebook publisher and the are doing a new edition that's due out in september, and they had a look at the photos and may pick some for publishing! So, I'm more than just lucky this time!
By chance, there is a photo competition at work so I might enter a few of them, it's for a patient healing centre and it'll be landscape shots of places visited!
And I was also luckily in touch with the guidebook publisher and the are doing a new edition that's due out in september, and they had a look at the photos and may pick some for publishing! So, I'm more than just lucky this time!
Posted 03/04/2014 - 19:58
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Speachless.... fantastic set of photos I don't have a favourite yet .... thanks for posting ...jeff..
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