On the Road to Warragul

I have traveled this road many times, it is always different, always

gets my attention, never fails to thrill me, "On the Road to Warragul"

Very soft, good quality of light, excellent mood, cheers Jana

Soft is a good way to call these hills and the air arround them...soft.

There is some slightly distracting colour-noise on the left hill (and through some of the rest of the shot).

Having said that, what a vista.

The exposure is very well judged throughout. I like this - and that is why I'm commenting on it :0)

Someday I will work out how PN works, this will include how they treat my files when I download them. After the most careful work, and efforts on my part, I often see unexplained artifacts...often I think it is because I am still on dial-up, and use an old browser...glad you like the shot, sorry about the download worries.

The noise in the picture distracts me a little bit too,but I like the colours and composition of a beautiful view.

Greetings,Jim

Hope to fix this someday...

Excelente composicion, luz, color y un bello encuadre, un cordial saludo Roger.

yes.. beautifull Roger.. did you think of cloning out the wooden poles? the treatment of pn seemes a bit of a crime sometimes pffff

Yes, I did think of getting the poles out...better if there had been three... !

 

Tell me, do you know of how to uplift a file that will prevent this treatment ? Are my files too large and thus are compressed...is there some thing that I do wrong in how I prepare them for PN ? I have tried every trick in the book, and still get files that look like they are not thought out well. Hummm !

 

(By the way, We have turned back the clock and gotten an M2 Leica that is 40 years old...wish I had had it for the past thirty years !)

you can copy a pole? :-)

 

I am not sure Roger, how to prevent, though it seems that if I have to compress a lot (because there is a lot of information in the image and it grows to large imo) the result looks much worse in the uploaded version. Some images seem to suffer less, and i dont exactly know why. So my only suggestion is not to compress too much > 80% compressed file in ps, coz they compress again at pn.

I will give that a try...hard to explain how some react worse that others...an unsolved mystery !

This is wonderful! I love the soft lighting and the painted feel to it. Your landscapes from Oz are just fabulous!!

Much chatter about how this one downloaded...you should see it on my screen ! We had a ball in Oz, one day after another of adventures...hardly wait to return, and Linda feels the same !