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macx posted:Oh, I know the sensor dust is there. The face in the second one was more distracting to me though. Wow, I totally hadn't realized that reflection was there. Now I can't not see it. I was sitting in a train car going through a cloud bank when the bridge started coming up, didn't have much time to get a shot set up. I've got another picture of the same bridge from a different angle as we were going by, I'll have to see if that one has the reflection too. I'll have to try out lightroom's spot removal for that sensor dust. Those were taken a couple days apart, so I imagine it's on a number of pictures I took.
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borkencode posted:I'll have to try out lightroom's spot removal for that sensor dust. Those were taken a couple days apart, so I imagine it's on a number of pictures I took. Not only can you use the tool, but you might be able to sync it across all the photos.
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borkencode posted:Wow, I totally hadn't realized that reflection was there. Now I can't not see it. To be completely fair, that is a great shot and cleaning up the face should be super easy since it is a blurry haze anyway. I think blurring the face just slightly should be all you need (well, that and heal tool on the dust). Now, as a matter of personal preference, I was trying to figure out something to clean up the leaves along the bottom. If you aren't wedded to all the negative space, you might try cropping it at the gap in the plants (~15% in from the right side).
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macx posted:Now, as a matter of personal preference, I was trying to figure out something to clean up the leaves along the bottom. If you aren't wedded to all the negative space, you might try cropping it at the gap in the plants (~15% in from the right side). The content aware fill would probably do a good job of removing it as well, if you want the negative space (I like it).
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CarrotFlowers posted:Made it to the mountains this weekend. black and white because "I can't wait to get to Banff, it's so beautiful there!!! Son of a... overcast  " ?
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whaam posted:Great stuff, with those extreme crops they would make really nice prints. Thanks. Great shot from you as well  Here's one more from that trip: 
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neckbeard posted:black and white because "I can't wait to get to Banff, it's so beautiful there!!! Son of a... overcast Been there, done that.  Left it in colour and not fixed up in anyway. It was my first time heading up to the Plain of 6 Glaciers, and I couldn't see poo poo. I've since been back on a clear day and it was pretty awesome. Resting for a moment by Trips in the Rockies, on Flickr  Hiking up the moraine by Trips in the Rockies, on Flickr I actually don't like the processing on these anymore, but that was on my old computer. I may revisit them soon, if I ever find free time. I almost don't know what those words mean anymore. Edit: Imagine being a Korean or Japanese tourist, seeing all the best photos of Lake Louise for years, then you finally save up enough to visit and you end up there when the weather is poo poo and you can't see anything? I feel bad for all the tourists anytime I'm there and it's overcast like that. SulfurMonoxideCute fucked around with this message at 10:26 on Dec 6, 2012 |
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Picnic Princess posted:Been there, done that. Nothing says 'been there done that' more than the same shots everyone else has seen of the place. From a creative standpoint, struggling to make a photo work because of bad weather is some of the best luck you can have.
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aliencowboy posted:Nothing says 'been there done that' more than the same shots everyone else has seen of the place. From a creative standpoint, struggling to make a photo work because of bad weather is some of the best luck you can have. Exactly. I think the best landscapes come from less than ideal conditions.
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FACKER posted:Here are some from Sedona, AZ Man, I miss Sedona. 
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Hoppin' on the Sedona bandwagon. From the Bell Rock trail last fall.
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aliencowboy posted:Hoppin' on the Sedona bandwagon. From the Bell Rock trail last fall.
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InternetJunky posted:Good lord that is lovely lighting. I want to go to the desert now. It gets loving cold this time of year. When I drove through northern Arizona/New Mexico last November I slept in my car, and kept having to wake up to run the heater for a few minutes to warm up.. windows got covered in frost. It's because they have a relatively high altitude.. it ain't like las vegas where you can walk around in shorts all year. It is gorgeous country though. gently caress planes, everyone should road trip.
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atomicthumbs posted:
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InternetJunky posted:Cross-post from PAD: Haha, this is both bizarre and great. I spent some time shooting hay bales in fields a couple of weeks ago, but never pictured them in snow. One from this morning: 
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I forgot there was a landscape thread. 2012-428 by Tom Rintjema, on Flickr  2012-427 by Tom Rintjema, on Flickr  2012-426 by Tom Rintjema, on Flickr
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Ha! I knew this was you before I read your name. You've got a knack for finding the most cinematic composition/lighting in forest shots.
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What a wonderful sunset we had tonight.  Palm Tree Sunset by sulakkalus, on Flickr
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Just a snap out my office window in the middle of the day this week, no sun in the winter at least leaves us with some nice light for a few hours a day. Sadly I missed the focus a bit, and that damned streetlight. I'm going to have to check with building services if I can get access to the roof to re-take this. (sorry about the watermark)  A view from the office by Robin Rist Kildal, on Flickr
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Hiking in Thousand Oaks, CA.  Wildwood Park by sulakkalus, on Flickr  Wildwood Park 2 by sulakkalus, on Flickr
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aliencowboy posted:Hoppin' on the Sedona bandwagon. From the Bell Rock trail last fall. Man, you always have such amazing tonal control and it pisses me off! 
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Hotwax Residue posted:Man, you always have such amazing tonal control and it pisses me off! Lots of neat textures in there. That one dark cloud got in the way though.  Thomas Jefferson Memorial by Paul Frederiksen, on Flickr
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Took a neighborhood walk, decided to do some "urban" landscapes. Nikon D800E, Nikkor 50mm f/1.4 AF-S, 1/1000 at f/1.2. Processed in VSCO with LR adjustments for contrast. bellows lugosi fucked around with this message at 22:13 on Dec 10, 2012 |
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dukeku posted:Took a neighborhood walk, decided to do some "urban" landscapes. Have you tried cloning out the power lines? I think it would enhance the shot.
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dukeku posted:Took a neighborhood walk, decided to do some "urban" landscapes. Please reshoot it at sunset with the house silhouetted against the setting sun. Otherwise you will never be a published photographer.
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Picnic Princess posted:Been there, done that. I really need to get off my rear end and start hiking more.
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dukeku posted:Took a neighborhood walk, decided to do some "urban" landscapes. Lots of neat textures in there.
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