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Thanx Rob.

I forgot to mention, for those unaware of this, I save to a TIF format because when I re-open the image in PS, –> all <– the layers are available for adjusting as necessary (even any hidden layers I may have). This allows me to re-edit the image in anyway I desire, including adding new layers as well as re-opening the Optics layer…[Read more]

Thanx Rob.  It was first time I had seen this one at the event.  It is a very sleek machine compared to some of the others.

It’s a nice image Kenneth.  But I do understand what you’re saying.  For me it’s a matter of taste, and if you like the image but the highlights are bothering you, possibly try a luminosity mask to subdue the highlights.  It might come closer to your vision for the image.

Beautiful shot, Elin!

My apologies for the delay in responding…

Thanks so much for the picture of the week! I think, like most who have received it… it is quite an honour.

Rob ( @admin ), I will post my editing process within the next couple of days (along with the original)

Not sure if this fits, but I do like the result…

Very creative!  You can tell that’s not my hand… I would stolen about 12. 😆

I totally understand, it’s somewhat like the ‘autocorrect’ on phones.  Almost makes one want to throw it through it through the living room window.

And thank you for the kind words Patrick.

Thank you Federico.

Thank you Robert.  I’ve had the pleasure of visiting Alaska, the Yukon and the former Northwest Territories.  I have never been able to adequately describe the feeling I experience while being there.   It is definitely beautiful.

Thank you Federico.

Thank you, Robert. It is a beautiful state.

This is the other image that started me to experiment with an altered background.

And the potential final shot.

I added some texture to the background.

And then tried it with a soft B&W

Welcome Heather!

You’ve no doubt had a quick look in the Shark Tank. You’ll find that you get honest critiques which may bring new ideas for you. As well, through out posting of the various images, members will provide some insightful thoughts for you.

As for “Much of my output and post-processing is done on the fly with no standardized methods…[Read more]

That’s a lot of great images Patrick!

Thank you for sharing them with us.  I’m also looking forward to watching the videos.

Thank you, Rob.  ( @admin-2 ).  Quite often the view from this angle (taken from the east of Denali) is cloud covered due to the weather patterns.  I was really fortunate that this view opened up.

The image itself is a 3 image vertical pano.