Maine Lighthouse

In addition to the normal critique, please advise on what PhotoShop

work should be done.

Thanks again.

Reduce contrast !

oh wow! the colors here are fantastic!

 

the only thing that bugs me is the darker region at the bottom of the photo. I would perhaps crop out the lower half of the rocks. they contrast too sharply with the rest of the photo.

 

photoshop work? it is hard to say. what are you trying to accomplish with photoshop? I typically use gimp (like photoshop, but a little slower, a bit fewer features, except that it is completely free, see www.gimp.org) to fix up artifacts, such as from a bad scan, dusty negative, or the like. I don't see any of that here - so if I were you I would leave it as is.

Nubble Lighthouse is frequently photographed and you have done a good job here. Colors are fantastic must be shortly after sunrise. The whites on the lighthouse and side of the house are slightly blown out so you might try darkening them a bit in photoshop. Good job.

This is an excellent Shot. It almost has a surreal look to it, which I like. The whites are on the edge, none the less...Just a Beautiful Image.

Good subject, but the contrast is too high

Overall nice. I would suggest cropping out the dark rocks below the high-tide mark at the bottom. I also find the large cloud on the left somewhat intrusive. If you're not against using PS, I would suggest cloning it out.

 

Nice colours.

magnificent; E. HOPPER

Fantastic image! love the vibrant colors, and your composition is superb! I would suggest cropping out the dark rocks, and that unfortunate cloud on the left is quite distracting. You can clone it out as suggested...beautiful work!

This is a great shot. The colors are so vivid that it almost looks like everything's plastic.

One of the best shots it ever got. Excellent colours...maybe huts were recently repainted:)

Thanks so much for the comments! I've looked at your work as I've seen your names. Comments coming from this group means a lot.

 

Take Care

 

Steve

when something is perfect, no need to say anything.