Mistyisle

Wow, really amazing colours when viewed large, Steve. Plays with the senses so much that it’s quite hypnotic – great capture!

Thanks, Patrick, using exposure and contrast certainly helps and was straightforward.  You are definitely right about the perspective, indeed it really stands out that the top right and left ceilings are not in good alignment at their edges.  So far, in my tries I have tried both the mesh warp and perspective tools with some measure of success – e…[Read more]

Very clever!

Very cool, Patrick! – a word an old guy like me seldom uses, but seems just right for this.  Though, undoubtably there will be different possibilities for each, I tend to prefer the colour version overall.

Stunning uniqueness, Belinda, thoroughly deserved!  🙂

Initially I preferred the top one, Marty.  But after taking time and getting used to them, I think that the second has more pizzazz.

Like them a lot, Diane. Very eye-catching!

Hi Rob, I am very impressed, you have done a great job and I think that making the sky black is genius! 😀  Am now a few hours in trying to replicate it. However there is just one thing I am thinking of changing.  The forefront has been cropped and to give the impression of depth,  I think it maybe needs to be retained ( minus the Circular cover).

Well, Beth, I have used contrast much more, it might be better, still thinking on that one.  Have fixed the sky.  Not yet fixed the verticals over on the left, which I agree is important and will do.  I got fooled first time around thinking it was fixed but there is an imbalance on the various verticals on the left.

Have taken out the female po…[Read more]

Diane – Thanks, yes it is, but I have corrected now. I had gone rusty in how to do this, but after a bit of struggle I managed. The problem was that the verticals on one side of the pic were also different from the verticals on the other side. However, I used the Perspective tool in Affinity Photo and that worked great!

Patrick – re the ‘bright…[Read more]

Diane – Thanks, yes it is, but I have corrected now. I had gone rusty in how to do this, but after a bit of struggle I managed. The problem was that the verticals on one side of the pic were also different from the verticals on the other side. However, I used the Perspective tool in Affinity Photo and that worked great!

Patrick – re the ‘bright…[Read more]

Did mull over suggesting B&W, but think that the colour mix works very well and does not obscure the story.

Wow, a capture in a million, very well done, Pat!

Great introduction and summary, Federico.