BelaMolnar 2 Posted April 27, 2010 I highly pricer you bravery to create some dynamic effect of this very nice photograph. The sky is not going well with the image color balance, the sky is to bright blue and on the horizon, it is burnt out completely. "If". . . If you added the sky,, you have to chose a different one and darker, not so bright blue. To demonstrate what I meant, I attaching my version to think about it. And when you add a layer to your image, you has to be very careful to eliminate the white edges where the pasted image bordering the selected basic image, so you can't see those artifacts. If you wanted to learn, listen my comments, otherwise just read those "very nice" and "beautiful" comments. One more time, it is a very good image I would work on it more to make it perfect. All this IMHO. Cheers; Bela Link to comment
toloduran 0 Posted April 29, 2010 Una estupenda composicion con unas interesantes formaciones rocosas. No obstante estoy de acuerdo con Bela respecto a los tonos del cielo y a los bordes blancos que se aprecian.Un cordial saludo -Tolo. Link to comment
whydangle 0 Posted April 30, 2010 Hello Tanni. I agree with Bela to some extent. I actually think that the sky is not a composite, instead it is the actual sky, just blended in from a different exposure. The inconsistency lies in the white balance being pushed in two directions. I have played with that effect, but it can go too far and make the image appear out of balance. The white balance inconsistency is most noticeable where the red and blue are incongruous. As far as the artifact, looks like it could also be a result of over-sharpening. My suggestion is to mask out the sharpening along the horizon where it's not needed. There is much potential here for a natural looking landscape if that is what you want to portray. If not, then our comments are irrelevant. Link to comment
tanni_thai 0 Posted May 1, 2010 Thanks Bela, Tolo, and Mark for your good advices. I'm working on fixing this image and repost in the near days. Your feedback is greatly appreciated.Tanni Link to comment
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