December shadows
Posted 28/12/2015 - 18:51
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No 1 is great .... What deep shadows! They give good depth and sense of space to make a lovely forest image.
The last one is a superb view. I rather like overhangs in landscapes but many don't.
My own inclination with all of these would be to shunt the colour balance a little away from green and towards red.
The last one is a superb view. I rather like overhangs in landscapes but many don't.
My own inclination with all of these would be to shunt the colour balance a little away from green and towards red.
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Posted 28/12/2015 - 19:04
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McGregNi wrote:
No 1 is great .... What deep shadows! They give good depth and sense of space to make a lovely forest image.
The last one is a superb view. I rather like overhangs in landscapes but many don't.
My own inclination with all of these would be to shunt the colour balance a little away from green and towards red.
+1No 1 is great .... What deep shadows! They give good depth and sense of space to make a lovely forest image.
The last one is a superb view. I rather like overhangs in landscapes but many don't.
My own inclination with all of these would be to shunt the colour balance a little away from green and towards red.
And I agree with Nigel as regards to the green, especially in No's 2 & 4
Best regards
Peter
Posted 30/12/2015 - 11:50
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Thanks for your comments, guys. I should have seen the "greenness" was overpowering. Had another go at a couple which I think look much better now:
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In fact, it was pulling back the yellow that made the difference.
Regards,
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In fact, it was pulling back the yellow that made the difference.
Regards,
John
Posted 30/12/2015 - 12:08
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Yes, that's done the trick. More natural now plus the leaves look lovely on the ground a bit 'redder' ....(if that's a word).
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