tophos

Was trying to capture the deer grazing in the meadow but got swept

up instead by the grand vista.

Canon Elan 2E; Sigma 24mm f/2.8; Polarizer; Adjustments in

photoshopo included: rotating, cropping, levels, curves and unsharp

mask.

The slant on the horizon is due to the slope of the mountain as can

be indicated by the vertical lines of the trees.

If you see my portfolio, this is a redo of one of my very first

photos submitted to photo.net 4 years later and with better

photoshop knowledge, I tried to enhance the previous attempt. If you

read this far, I'd appreciate it if you can let me know what you

think. Thanks in advance.

Taken near Hana in Maui. Original shot was 1 stop underexposed.

Photoshop adjustments were cropping, unsharp mask, RGB Levels

adjustment and removal of waterdrop in upper right corner.

Thanks in advance :)

Fortunately nobody got hurt in this fiasco :) Could not find a

humor category so I guess other would have to do, did I

miscategorized?

Thanks Reed, Thanks Plec,

Are the colors accurate? Yes, the only adjustments I performed on it were for levels on the individual R,G and B channels. There were no Hue adjustments. The green is caused by moss, the yellowish tint, I guess, is the real color of the wood, the dark brown, of course, is the wet part, the whitish tip seems to have rotted. This is the ONLY time I've seen this pier in this color and I have been passing this way for the past 2 years :) I guess the right conditions were just present at the time. Thanks again guys.

Hi Carl,

*shivers* Scary! Talk about a house with character! Nice shot. You picked the right weather to take this photo.

P.S. I definitely won't hand this up on my wall, it would freak me out! jk

Taken from a NY Ferry from Pier 11 to Hoboken. AutoLevels in

Photoshop and dust removal. Only my sophomore attempts in Urban

photography. Crop suggestions? Composition? I'd appreciate any

critique. Thanks in advance. Mike

Second in a series.

Taken in a train stop in Hawthorne, New Jersey while being stranded

during a thunderstorm.

Canon D30, Sigma 17-35 EX, Photoshop (remove dust and scratches

filter)

I was hoping on getting something good out of being stranded during

a thunderstorm.

Underexposed this on purpose by 1 stop to achieve this exact

effect. Can anybody tell me how i can remove, through photoshop,

the dark vertical band that's visible on the right side of the

photo? What band? Maybe it's not as obvious as I thought it was.

Thanks in advance ... Mike

Critique please. cropping suggestions? exposure suggestions? does it

work? anything. Thanks in advance. Mike

Canon Elan 2E, Sigma 105mm Macro, Kodak 100VS, Kodak Photo CD,

adjusted levels, added unsharp mask and converted to grayscale in

Photoshop.

Saw this interesting tree along the trail up to Halet's Peak in RMNP,

Colorado. It only shows half a face so i cropped everything to the

left of the photo. Let me know if anyone has a problem finding the

face :) of course my mind sees what it wants to see, but i want to

know if it's really that obvious or am i reaching?

Thanks in advance

Mike

any cropping suggestions? should i have looked for anything more

interesting in the foreground? like flowers? (unfortunately, the

flowers were not in a good spot)

thanks in advance, Mike

Guess what this is a picture of? Exposure and Composition critiques

also welcome :)