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Thanks for your good comments.
I was able to go back to the history of the edits and find the early one without cropping.
I did what you suggested; as well as leveled it.
It looks a lot better now.
Thanks,
AlexThanks for your helpful comments.
I keep forgetting about the new adjustment tool in LR 5 to fix the horizon, etc.
I just hit it and agree I needed to do this before sending out.
I’ll play around with the different B&W options.Unfortunately, I was on a boat passing underneath, and will not be back again.
I like the idea, however, so if next year I’m there again, I try the diagonal shot.
Thanks for your comment.Thank you very much for your helpful comments.
This experience in the Shark Tank has been constructive.Appreciate everyones’ comments.
I specifically have submitted an abstract image because I seem to be attracted to these types of photos and am concerned that they may not really result in anything interesting.
I will take the suggestions to heart and continue sending in stuff for comments.
ThanksHere is a new one is this better?
Here is a new one. Do you think this one is improved?
Thank you to both of you.
The bridge supports were definitely leaning to the right. I have now adjusted them.
I am not being successful in bumping up the contrast. When I go to Silver Efex Pro, I can get some of the struts on underside of the bridge to lighten up, but over all it looks a bit strange.
should I make the bridge itself blacker so it stands out against the sky?
Not sure what I’m doing wrong here. I hit reply I have uploaded the image 1.7mb, and will now hit submit
This was taken in Central Park in NYC with the following details:
1/100 sec
f/11
ISO 200
Canon EF 24-105mm f/4L (93mm)
Canon EOS Rebel XSi (450D
Think it went this time. (Not sure what happened the first time; but for this one I changed the Image Sizing from Megapixels 2.0mps to width & hight 15x 10 cms)
Sorry
What about this one? It is also an attempt to bring out texture, and also to highlight the shadow of the railing.
This was taken in Central Park in NYC with the following details:
1/100 sec
f/11
ISO 200
Canon EF 24-105mm f/4L (93mm)
Canon EOS Rebel XSi (450D)Thanks.
I will go back to the structure sliders to see what I can do.
However, I agree this is not a very interesting photo.
I agree with you.Wow, I agree with you completely !
I was fooling around with it and also think inverting it is a good idea as well as more clarity.Thank you. I have been concerned that maybe I have put in too much editing; but nevertheless the result is what i was looking for.
Thank you for your feedback.
I am having fun creating these “edited” impressions. I guess I will continue with this
type of photography.Thank you for your reminder to include details, which are:
1/40 sec.; f/8; ISO 400; 60mm (Canon 24-105 f/4L)
Canon 6D.
The photo is a reflection in a pond of trees with spring leaves & flowers.
My intent was to make the photo look like an Impressionist painting.
In order to achieve this effect, I had to “play around” with various filters in
NIK Color Efex Pro 4.
I would like comments on whether it is acceptable to apply such extensive use of editing
to get the type of impression I want to achieve.
Alex
