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Nature has an awesome way of creating interesting textures, and we photographers often think first to fix it because it might be "distracting" to the viewer - keep it as it. It adds that little touch that lets you know this is real (or clever texturing on the 3D artist's part). Nice shot, by the way!
Thread: Need Advice from You Pro's | Forum: Photography
tibet2004uk is right - sorry tizjezzme. If this was shot digitally, anything that goes to white is lost information. However, in that situation you can underexposed an image a pretty good deal before it becomes crushed to black - meaning the details under the tree might have been salvagable. What you might try in the future is bracketing your exposures - change from really underexposed (dark), going up to overexposed (light). In Photoshop (or other image editing app) you can make a comp of the multiple images to one. By doing that, you could go out tomorrow (providing some at least generic sunlight) and shoot a set of exposures and even if it's overcast you can make it look like what you were trying before. Good luck - I hope this helps in the future. Lew ;-)
Thread: Backgrounds | Forum: Photography
I'm a working photographer (mostly catalog), I shoot RAW, convert to whatever the client needs or what I WANT it ot be for my personal work - and I tend to do EXTENSIVE postwork to producew a look or feeling that I'm going for. A friend of mine claims she will never give up film, still uses her black and white darkroom in her basement (big Omega enlarger for 35mm-6x7 B&W negs), and is FUMING that Kodak has stopped making B&W paper. Her only "postwork" is her selection of contrast filter, and dodging and burning. Bottom line, despite what anyone might say or imply: Do what you do - and enjoy DOING it! It is for YOU - no one else. BTW - I think your final looks fatastic - almost an illustration (very cool!), and your original reminds me of summer, running through creeks with my frineds when was young. While both work for me, which works best for YOU?
Thread: * * * July - August Challenge - the winner is ... * * * | Forum: Vue
Awesome image Ms_Outlaw! Well deserved congrats! Excellent use of soft light and shadows!
Thread: * * * July - August Challenge - now voting * * * | Forum: Vue
Thread: ***MAY CHALLENGE Voting Results...****** | Forum: Bryce
Thread: ****OFFICIAL VOTING THREAD-May Challenge******* | Forum: Bryce
3pts - Gevidal 2pts - Shinyary2 1pt - Drawbridgep These were all really inspiring - it's always fun to see the differents takes on the same idea! Excellent work everyone!
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Thread: Brahma cattle,..opinion please, As shot or post work. | Forum: Photography