federico disep 0 Posted March 1, 2008 What a beautiful, dramatic light in sky and on the sunny faces of buildings. I think that shadows in the other side are (maybe) too hard, but the composition looks very nice. Link to comment
aminreza.iran 0 Posted March 2, 2008 hi: your photo is realy amazing ... i need a help dear ...infact i know the basic of photoshop .. but i dont know about this type of editing which in this photo you have done .. please tell me how did you edited your photo which looks like a painting image... i tried for more than one mounth but i coud not... i realy have request from any body here can help me regarding this amazing type of edit with details... if you indicate me you did a amazing help to me ... please do not forget me coze i realy need your help ... i requested one week back to some other ,by no body helped me ... my email is : AMINREZA.IRAN@YAHOO.COM yours faithfully aminreza Link to comment
aminreza.iran 0 Posted March 2, 2008 hi: your photo is realy amazing ... i need a help dear ...infact i know the basic of photoshop .. but i dont know about this type of editing which in this photo you have done .. please tell me how did you edited your photo which looks like a painting image... i tried for more than one mounth but i coud not... i realy have request from any body here can help me regarding this amazing type of edit with details... if you indicate me you did a amazing help to me ... please do not forget me coze i realy need your help ... i requested one week back to some other ,by no body helped me ... my email is : AMINREZA.IRAN@YAHOO.COM yours faithfully aminreza Link to comment
Ruben Silva 1 Posted March 2, 2008 This image was made from a single RAW file. In Adobe Camera RAW, I exposed the file twice: one to reveal details in the lights and the other to reveal details for the shadows. 16-bit is very important here so you don't miss tones. Then I combined the two images with Photoshop (also 16-bit), using masks I fusioned the most interesting parts of these images. The result is similar to HDR manipulation, but in this case with a single RAW file. Hope this can help. Regards. Ruben Link to comment
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