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Third one's the best to me. Not sure I understand the overexposure on these, though? They feel whited out, which I find a bit distracting. Took this photo earlier this evening and I can't put my finger on why it appeals to me. I don't know if it's because I haven't stepped away from it for a while, but I think it captures what it felt like at the time and I'm not sure how. 
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Jimlad posted:Third one's the best to me. Not sure I understand the overexposure on these, though? They feel whited out, which I find a bit distracting. I like it! RangerScum posted:
All of these are great as usual but the last one is unbelievable. Looks like a movie.
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Is that blue light accentuated? Just curious as its so striking in all these great night shots you've been taking.
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I know this is a really small detail, but I absolutely love this shot and for some reason the T mobile banner ruins the mood somehow. I dunno, it just seems timeless and that tiny little detail kills that aspect to me. Is it possible to clone it somehow?
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Spedman posted:Is that blue light accentuated? Just curious as its so striking in all these great night shots you've been taking. The lighting in this section of Chicago can be very orange on certain streets due to the density of sodium-vapor streetlights. In this case, I had to drag my white balance as cold as it could go and it still didn't really make things look right to me. I rarely do this, but for this shot I also split toned it to make highlights a bit bluer and I also adjusted the shadows' color because it was kind of a sickly yellow-green. Usually for my night shots I just adjust white balance by lowering the color temperature. somnambulist posted:I know this is a really small detail, but I absolutely love this shot and for some reason the T mobile banner ruins the mood somehow. I dunno, it just seems timeless and that tiny little detail kills that aspect to me. Is it possible to clone it somehow? It is and I just did because I agree with you. If you look at it on flickr you'll see it's gone now. Slavvy posted:All of these are great as usual but the last one is unbelievable. Looks like a movie. Thanks! RangerScum fucked around with this message at 15:13 on Feb 2, 2015 |
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elgarbo posted:I like it, feels a bit unbalanced though. Thanks, do you man unbalanced in terms of the lines being distorted, or visual weight (that's a term I just read about in The Photographer's Eye, woop woop)? If it's a former, my excuse is that my phone had mad distortion and I suck butts at perspective corrections.
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RangerScum, you've been posting absolutely fantastic stuff lately. Thanks for putting it up. *****  Paynes Creek Historic State Park 28 by Execudork, on Flickr Paynes Creek Historic State Park 31 by Execudork, on Flickr Paynes Creek Historic State Park 43 by Execudork, on Flickr Paynes Creek Historic State Park 48 by Execudork, on Flickr Flying Home 7 by Execudork, on Flickr
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Geektox posted:Thanks, do you man unbalanced in terms of the lines being distorted, or visual weight (that's a term I just read about in The Photographer's Eye, woop woop)? Nah, it's the latter. The tree and the shadow seem really heavy compositionally, and the window is over on that side of the frame as well. The little shrubs and the lighter shadow just don't seem enough to balance it out in my opinion.
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Trying to work on my levels a little better with my scans. I'm pretty happy with this. Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum by Paul Frederiksen on 500px  Lazy by Paul Frederiksen on 500px vxsarin fucked around with this message at 03:01 on Feb 3, 2015 |
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I think my issue, among other issues, is watching Ben Willmore's Lightroom introduction and actually taking his advice about how to process photos when stuff he produces is HDR overload. I took a try again at two of my pictures in which I crushed the blacks. Any better? Also, any suggestions of where I can look for post processing advice? Crushing Blacks  15-365 Falling Over (Panama City, Panama) by esa_foto, on Flickr Leading Lines to the City (Panama City, Panamaa) by esa_foto, on FlickrLess Crushing Blacks (This might, probably is, a terrible photo)  15-365 Falling Over (Panama City, Panama) by esa_foto, on Flickr Leading Lines to the City (Panama City, Panamaa) by esa_foto, on Flickr
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huhu posted:I think my issue, among other issues, is watching Ben Willmore's Lightroom introduction and actually taking his advice about how to process photos when stuff he produces is HDR overload. I took a try again at two of my pictures in which I crushed the blacks. Any better? Also, any suggestions of where I can look for post processing advice? I don't think it's possible to save this photo no matter how hard you try.
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Hello, this is delicious!
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Lovely stuff. polyfractal posted:
This is nice and the people just add to it.
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huhu posted:I think my issue, among other issues, is watching Ben Willmore's Lightroom introduction and actually taking his advice about how to process photos when stuff he produces is HDR overload. I took a try again at two of my pictures in which I crushed the blacks. Any better? Also, any suggestions of where I can look for post processing advice? Maybe if you show us how you're setting up your white and black points and curve we can give you better tips. On the train tracks picture your blacks were fine originally but the whites were really dark. On the edited version, they're even darker and there's even less contrast.
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Slavvy posted:I like it! Thanks! This one's not my usual style but while I was reviewing photos I'd taken in the past, it stood out to me. Maybe I should take more pictures at random like how I took this one. 
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That first one is nice, not feeling the others so much. Full points for getting out and standing around with a tripod in that weather though, you must be insane.
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