Guillermo Nasiff

First, I’d like to thank all collaborators for the feedback, advices and suggestions.

I’ve attached a (phone) image of this picture printed 11x 14, this is the way I cropped for a customer that wanted this print, clean, with its natural colors. (Sorry it came out sideways).

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Totally agree with you Reiner, I’m a “bracketer” but in this handheld case I was standing in the ocean, yes in the water.
I missed the cance to get a dreamy shot.

It wasn’t easy to get to this point.
My first watermark were bigger that the picture itself.
I guess I was OVER confident. Ha!

Here’s a version closer to reality.
Brought the whites don to -45, black to -13, shadows up to +45, some green and yellow pitched up and sharpening.
I guess the main problem was the position of the sun at that time along with the fog.

Thank you for your feedback, Julian.

The harsh shadow was intended to create a film noir-like image as the title of this pic is Noir in Colors.

Thank you for the feedback Michael.
Most of my images online have the watermark but not my prints. My customers wouldn’t be too happy about it.

I could post it in some other forum, if you have any suggestion.

The easier way to flip a JPEG is by open it with PREVIEW (just a double click will take you there), then go to TOOLS then FLIP HORIZONTAL. Done.

I see what you mean, Joanna.
Originally was leveled but in the post production I rotated it about 30 degrees.
Will put it back to its original angle.

Thanks for your feedback.

G.

I mean the empty sky flatten the image…
With “exactly as intended” you mean the 2/3 of empty sky?… ok…

I would crop the image evenly starting from the top left corner to get rid of some of the empty sand, but leaving some breathing space.