Moonlight on connecting canal revisited by Faemike55
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there were a couple points brought up regarding the image that I posted: crop out the pipe (the pipe actually connects the two ponds together) and the pixelation.
I pulled the original image and I cropped it and ran the smoother through it.
Here is the result
here is the link to the other post (four images ago)
http://www.renderosity.com/mod/gallery/index.php?image_id=2277997
Comments (46)
Richardphotos
losing the pipe does help the composition and maybe changing it to b/w would help clear up the noise
Savage_dragon
I like this one better. No pipe. ")
mgtcs
Ohhh....Such a beautiful image Mike, marvelous work!
eekdog
nica angle of capture mike.
greyone
I really didn't think the pipe was a problem, but seeing it without the pipe I have to agree this even better. Great job Mike.
tetrasnake
I'll have to take a look for myself, but this is pretty good.
KatesFriend
It's not easy to capture under moonlight conditions. I think this scene is quite striking.
SidheRoseGraphics
Um...I liked the original one the best. The pipe didn't bother me. This got lightened up considerably and it would appear the smoother left it's own sort of artifacts. Unless you have a very expensive camera and lenses (like Nikon or Canon 35mm digital SLRs) and a tripod, chances are pretty much any photo taken this time of day or later is going to be a bit jpeg-y. Some worse than others. It's just to be expected. This has been my experience anyway. But that is just me. It's still a great photo of the moon on the water :)
magnus073
This one is breathtaking Mike, well done
Madbat
Hmmm...I actually didn't mind the last image at all, including the noise and the pipe. Still, this has a bit of a different look to it.
jocko500
Richard knows his stuff. lol you did good too on doing this. b/w do look better in this type of image
wysiwig
Better without the pipe. The concentration is now on the reflection and the moon. Nice work.
renecyberdoc
looks delightful mike man.
mikeerson
I see the Black and White comment.... I think you have more noise in the B&W than you do here.... I'd add more light to the imagae and play around with your contrast to drop some of that noise - heck, if you would going to try and sell something like this, you might even think about dropping in a different sky.
mininessie
good!
bazza
Looks great now Mike, nice changes!!
2121
this is a good capture Mike..but i do prefer the B/W
BIPOLARTWO
I still like it and the original
RodolfoCiminelli
A beautiful nocturnal photography Mike....!!!
flavia49
marvelous!!
boobunny
Nice capture.
crender
Outstanding!!
Glendaw
The pipe directs the drainage,and adds character. The focus is the beautiful reflections and that doesn't change. Both are very impressive.
cece7894
Such a beautiful Capture Mike.
VEDES
Excellent work!!!!
drifterlee
Looks fantastic!!!!!
jendellas
Love the lights through the trees!!
UteBigSmile
This is a very nice picture, have a nice Sundayevening!
mrestey
WOW! This looks pretty good Mike! You got a lot of the pixelation out! VERY NICE!
RodS
Superb postwork on this, Mike! I like both versions, but I think this one is more 'art-y' if you know what I mean. This is one of the really cool things about digital photography - there are almost limitless ways to 'fiddle' with an image and really have fun seeing what kinds of effects you can get. Keep experimenting, Bro! It keeps you young! (well, kind of... LOL)