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Castlehead Wood


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Camera positioned just above ground level. Focal length 17mm. Exposure 1/10s at f/18, ISO 100.


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I really like this.

 

the aspect is quite interesting and does justice to the shapes involved.

 

What treatment has this had (in PShop I assume) whatever it is it does the subject justice IMO.

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very powerful composition. excellent picture john. my compliiments. tone adds more drama too. A very powerful reminder of the majestic impact trees have. nice work.
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Hi Jon,

 

I tried a new technique for the first time. I colourised the image to a sepia tone using a hue/saturation layer, but then set the blending option to 'Hue' rather than 'Normal'. The result is that everything in the original image takes on the sepia tone to some extent, but the more saturated bits of the original (green moss round the tree roots and blue sky) pick up a strong sepia colour and the less saturated bits (tree trunk and grey clouds) stay fairly grey.

 

The rest of the processing is usual monochrome stuff - curves, levels and a bit of hand dodge and burn.

 

cheers,

John.

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Absolutely enchanting image John. Your perspective and composition of such a busy scene is excellent, the whole image is so alive that I keep looking for Goblins amongest the tree trunks.... Thanks for the insight into your toning technique too, very interesting.
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A really nice point of view.

As for your kind comment on "a rainy day"... its surely some relation you have with the rain... Yours, AM.

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Hi Jon

 

Another excellent shot I afraid that know you have revealed the secrets of you post processing I will have a go.

 

Regards

 

Mark

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I like this shot the most from your toned gallery. it stands out, as it were:) damn hard to composite through branches. great tonality. i'd hang it on my wall :) J.K.
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Touch of the Sleepy Hollows here John. Excellent work. I particularly like the tracery in the branches. Regards Ken.
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Thanks for your explanation, very unusual and good result, great details of trees in BG and FG.Interesting tonality and exposure.
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Great shot! super post processing, nevertheless we must not forget the original excellent composition : point of view, light, contrast, atmosphere, sharpness...I cannot see anything weak in this shot! Congrats !

 

JP

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