An Open Field

ghaleon109 · 28th of December 2006 (Thu)

Please forgive some of the PPing on these I'm on my laptop for awhile and it's a little difficult to Dodge/Burn without a mouse and a shortcut to exposure o_O (thinking about getting a graphics tablet... anyone have experience with them?)

Anyways, I kind of liked these

Thanks for looking,
Mike

motogeno · 28th of December 2006 (Thu)

Very nice. I love b and w landscapes if they are done well. Might try playing with channel mixer in ps because the blue sky in #2 is so dark that it overpowers and draws my eye to it. I think that your foreground in a shot like this should always have the darkest darks and lightest lights if it can be done. Of course there are always exceptions.

baldybaldstock · 28th of December 2006 (Thu)

very nice indeed. Reminds me of some of Ansel Adams' early work. Nicely converted. Well done

JCR · 28th of December 2006 (Thu)

A graphics tablet will open up a whole new world of control for you.

Very nice shots mate!

28th of December 2006 (Thu)	#1
ghaleon109 Member Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: So Cal Posts: 916 IMAGE EDITING OK	An Open Field Please forgive some of the PPing on these I'm on my laptop for awhile and it's a little difficult to Dodge/Burn without a mouse and a shortcut to exposure o_O (thinking about getting a graphics tablet... anyone have experience with them?) Anyways, I kind of liked these Thanks for looking, Mike __________________ --Mike Hughes-- 20D and a lens or two...

28th of December 2006 (Thu)	#3
baldybaldstock Member Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Sheffield UK Posts: 606 IMAGE EDITING OK	Re: An Open Field very nice indeed. Reminds me of some of Ansel Adams' early work. Nicely converted. Well done __________________ Canon EOS 40D Sigma 24-70 F2.8 EX DG Macro Sigma 70-300mm APO DG Macro Tokina 12-24 F4 Sigma EF DG 500 Super flash

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JCR dubiously affectionate Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: London'ish Posts: 1,303 IMAGE EDITING OK	Re: An Open Field A graphics tablet will open up a whole new world of control for you. Very nice shots mate! __________________ There are 10 types of people that understand binary, those that can and those that can't.

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28th of December 2006 (Thu)	#2
motogeno Member Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Baton Rouge, LA Posts: 317	Re: An Open Field Very nice. I love b and w landscapes if they are done well. Might try playing with channel mixer in ps because the blue sky in #2 is so dark that it overpowers and draws my eye to it. I think that your foreground in a shot like this should always have the darkest darks and lightest lights if it can be done. Of course there are always exceptions.