Edit. have a go just for fun.

[davidc]

Not done one of these for a while. Below is a link to a folder. There are 3 bracketed NEF files and 3 bracketed DNG files. Have a go at editing them, Any way you want but only three colours.

You don’t have to merge the 3 files if you don’t want to. Lets see how many different ways they are edited. Just for Fun

https://1drv.ms/f/s!AhSuL4VMb6T3hkFuXlCRhaadkRQp?e=u980he

[Rob Wood (Admin)]

Here’s my effort. I had a bit of trouble with the window highlights cos it’s been so long since I merged different exposures so was only working on the highest exposure one. It was fun, but I really need to get that lowest exposure version so we can see out the window properly.

[davidc]

very nice colour compliments in the edit. There wasn’t much detail in the window even in the lower exposure, a failing on my part with the bracketing. The different light tones look good. What kind of approach did you take, Rob.

[davidc]

A Monastical feel on this, Rob. The soft treatment of the light adds to that feeling. great edit.

[Rob Eyers]

There was quite a bit of detail in the window in the lower exposure which came out when it was used with the lightest one in HDR. I found some red in the floor and green in the interior so I worked with that a bit. Wanted to see the detail of the stone work but also keep it as a darker interior. That’s all I’ve got David. Oh yeah I cropped it a bit and rotated a touch as it felt a bit tilted.

[davidc]

Very gothic feel to this one. The contrast is super. The burnt red and green sit really well together. The crop works very well. Cracking edit, Rob. Even on a tripod I cant get them straight!!!

[JasenkaG]

This is an amazingly good edit, Rob! Hats off

[Rob Eyers]

Thanks Jasenka. I like the change you made to the window in your edit.

[JasenkaG]

Thanks, generative fill is just amazing!

[Dahlia Ambrose]

Love this edit Rob 🙂

[David Chesterfield]

[davidc]

This one has a great fantasy feel to it. When I shot this I thought of the brilliant light  paintings you shoot, and how they could fit it this type of scene. I like the way the patches of light are brought out on the stone work. superb Edit.

[beth]

lr photomerge hdr.  then edited with a matte edit and some color toning.  made a duplicate image from that edit and reedited for the window.  exported both, merged them in ps and loaded them as stacked layers.  masked for the window.

[davidc]

Foreboding atmosphere here! I would think twice about walking into there. The matte edit is very effective, along with the muted colour palette and treatment of the light. Another cracking edit. I must try to use matte edits. I never seem to think of them when editing.

[Federico Alegria]

Nice results, I’ll keep an eye on this thread and see how it develops.

[logos189]

Here’s a go:

[davidc]

Cool addition of the light, makes it kind of godly, as though the room is waiting for a biblical event. Very nice soft feel to it. Very cool!!!

[Rob Wood (Admin)]

Love the creativity here @londavis

[JasenkaG]

Here’s my two cents

[Dahlia Ambrose]

This is a beautiful edit Jasenka 🙂

[davidc]

The flow of the contrast from the front left to the centre is superb. Also the lighter greens pop out, and add the the contrast. Love the window. Cracking edit.

[JasenkaG]

Thank you!

[bucweeet]

I tend to over process… oh, well…

[Pat Garrett]

Now that’s unique! Depending on intended use (or not) I rather like it even though it is quite a departure from the original.

[Rob Wood (Admin)]

lol – love it

[bucweeet]

Thank you.  As I mentioned, I tend to over process… and when it’s combined with “Have a go just for fun” I tend to really overboard.  I had fun.

[davidc]

Spooky. cool bit of heaven!!!

[Erik Fransman]

“Good “vs “Evil” version.

[davidc]

A bit of Hell!!!  cool

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