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 Ghost Train, Union Pacific train crossing downtown KC  M31, Andromeda Galaxy (1100 photo stack)
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Toalpaz posted:
Looks good! Just stay at it and edit as much as possible. Editing is its own art form and has a large learning curve that never ends.
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I like this style
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Great street photos. Are you comfortable taking photos of people on the street?
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QuasiQuack posted:I was walking my dog when I saw this luftballoon.... I must have 99 edits of this You... have 99 luftballoons?
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On a serious note, have you pondered the effects of cropping most of that landmass off the bottom since there's not a lot of detail in the shadow. Like, maybe just a very brief horizon line, then all sky.
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QuasiQuack posted:Comically enough that's one of the first things I tried, and you're right that it works better. Yea there we go. That's about the exact crop I made when I dropped your photo into PS a minute ago. I also did a b/w version to see if it might work that way. Editing a small jpg is like pulling teeth so ignore the banding. Edit: to me, the key for the foreground land is that you get those three different shades of lightness on the mountains. Darker up front, mid lightness in the middle, light at the far mountain. Color or b/w, I think as long as you get those three grades lit properly, you don't need much land up front in the image. The fading mountains show depth. 
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Jul 18, 2023 19:22
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QuasiQuack posted:Cool, thanks. I was trying my darndest to get the shading more pronounced, but just couldn't get rid of a blue tint to it without ruining the rest of the colors. I recently upgraded to capture one pro and there's so many tools I don't know how to use properly. I think you nailed the shading here in this one. Bringing that white point up is a good trick.
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Jul 18, 2023 20:38
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Very cool capture
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xzzy posted:I saw some stars and stuff. Holy moly
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Where ya at?
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QuasiQuack posted:Super cool stuff. Are the numbered descriptions the task prompts or the titles for the photos? Creamy
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Ihmemies posted:I slept for 9 hours, ate, went shopping, had a job interview etc. I estimate I spent maybe 20 minutes for each photo so around 8 hours total, maybe. Hehe, beast mode. I love it. That style of approach is how I make my way through school. A project is assigned weeks in advance, I gently caress around doing my own things learning my own stuff out in the field for the entire time until like the night before. Then I freak out with just hours left before it's due and somehow it all comes together in a beautiful fashion. Like all those things I was learning on my own, the places I visited, the thoughts that had been haunting my daily cognition just come together neatly and a theme emerges and I run with it. You did really great work in short time. Every photo is not only a keeper, but a compelling story and wall-worthy, and that's impressive.
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Incredulous Dylan posted:The photo was a terrible, low effort snap while I walked past a parade but I liked the fire and wanted to see what I could do with some cropping later. Two hours passed at home and whoops it turns out I fell down a Photoshop hole. Happens to me once a year and then I shelve it, hah. Heck yea! This is great stuff. I love falling down Photoshop rabbit holes.
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Sep 25, 2023 03:21
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Yes, you're getting some great intentional camera movement shots there. It always feels like painting more than photographing.
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Perfect 👍
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Good photos here, indeed
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Love the foreground bokeh on that bird
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The real art is in YOU, not the camera. — Wise photo grasshopper
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