Rob Eyers

Thanks for your comments Diane and Jasenka. The colours were quite amazing after the rain but I’ve backed the saturation off a bit. I hope this looks less unreal.

Very nice David. I like all three but the black background ones really stand out.

I like it Jim. I think you could push the grunge a little bit harder. Anything goes really IMHO. Maybe rotate it counterclockwise a few degrees and centre the end of the hall to the right a bit. If it were me I’d shift the floor’s colour to a the warmer hue while keeping the walls cool, but that’s just personal taste.

Thanks Rob. Your critiques are always welcome.

Believe it or not I didn’t warm this one up. The trees were in full fall colours and the light filtering through the leaves was as you see it.

I’m intrigued by how you think it should look with some of the warm cast taken off the people. I’d like to see your edit. Always open to suggestions.

Thanks Jasenka. A walk in the woods this time of year has a very distinctive feel about it.

Thank you Dahlia. The fall colours were particularly nice this year.

Thanks Valery.

Much appreciated Robert.

Thanks Diane.

The dog’s name is Tilly. She’s a wonderful warm soul in the later stages of life. She’s part of my brother-in-law’s family.

Thanks Patrick.

Quick and easy method in PS Lenny.

– Open a curves adjustment and pull the bottom left over until all the silhouette is black.(optional for this image …paint black on the curves mask where the lights fixtures are)
– Control-shift-M to flatten the image
– Then go to …Select/Color-range/click on black in the image/click OK.
– Then go to…[Read more]

I agree with Robert’s crop. I also like the first one’s colour although it’s foggy so it might be OK to cool the scene a bit to add to the mood.

Thanks Robert. Didn’t know you were a Dr. Who fan.

Hola amigo! Maybe something like this would work for El Dia de los Muertos? LOL

Thank you Diane.

Hey Duncan thanks.

Thanks you Jasenka.