david_tong

the photos in this folder are my first attempt at shooting in raw and

applying pp using the software that came with my canon..i also just

bought my first tripod so this kind of represents a new start in how i

take my photos. I have yet to invest in a color calibration system for

my screens so i have no idea how these turn out on your monitor...any

feedback is greatly appreciated..thanks for viewing!

the photos in this folder are my first attempt at shooting in raw and

applying pp using the software that came with my canon..i also just

bought my first tripod so this kind of represents a new start in how i

take my photos. I have yet to invest in a color calibration system for

my screens so i have no idea how these turn out on your monitor...any

feedback is greatly appreciated..thanks for viewing!

the photos in this folder are my first attempt at shooting in raw and

applying pp using the software that came with my canon..i also just

bought my first tripod so this kind of represents a new start in how i

take my photos. I have yet to invest in a color calibration system for

my screens so i have no idea how these turn out on your monitor...any

feedback is greatly appreciated..thanks for viewing!

the photos in this folder are my first attempt at shooting in raw and

applying pp using the software that came with my canon..i also just

bought my first tripod so this kind of represents a new start in how i

take my photos. I have yet to invest in a color calibration system for

my screens so i have no idea how these turn out on your monitor...any

feedback is greatly appreciated..thanks for viewing!

Thank you all for your comments and feedback..much appreciated. I forgot to mention that I was also using an ND filter with this image but I think I may have needed something a little darker than a 2 stop. On that point, in situations this like this where the horizon doesnt extend the full width of the picture how do I stop down the sky without also darkening either the detail on the cliff to the top right, or, if I angle the filter, darken the image to much to the opposite on the left hand side?

the photos in this folder are my first attempt at shooting in raw and

applying pp using the software that came with my canon..i also just

bought my first tripod so this kind of represents a new start in how i

take my photos. I have yet to invest in a color calibration system for

my screens so i have no idea how these turn out on your monitor...any

feedback is greatly appreciated..thanks for viewing!

the photos in this folder are my first attempt at shooting in raw and

applying pp using the software that came with my canon..i also just

bought my first tripod so this kind of represents a new start in how i

take my photos. I have yet to invest in a color calibration system for

my screens so i have no idea how these turn out on your monitor...any

feedback is greatly appreciated..thanks for viewing!

the photos in this folder are my first attempt at shooting in raw and

applying pp using the software that came with my canon..i also just

bought my first tripod so this kind of represents a new start in how i

take my photos. I have yet to invest in a color calibration system for

my screens so i have no idea how these turn out on your monitor...any

feedback is greatly appreciated..thanks for viewing!

the photos in this folder are my first attempt at shooting in raw and

applying pp using the software that came with my canon..i also just

bought my first tripod so this kind of represents a new start in how i

take my photos. I have yet to invest in a color calibration system for

my screens so i have no idea how these turn out on your monitor...any

feedback is greatly appreciated..thanks for viewing!

i really enjoy this photo..what techniques did you use to capture and manipulate this image?

Believe it or not, this is a lake..the highest navigable lake in the

world..Bolivia.

One of the best days of photography on a 4 month trip through South

America. Fiesta Arequipa in Peru..thanks for taking a look, comments

welcome.

PERFECT.

I appreciate the image but it is a little over processed for my liking.

i find this very unnactractive on so many levels...sorry

I like this picture but I know it could have somehow been captured

better..what do you think?