NK Whitney2

Reproduction of Kirtland, Ohio's first General Store, C&C welcome

3 shot bracket
7d
M
iso 800
1/640
28-135@41mm
f4.0

Took another crack at this shot, based on the first posting

C&C Welcome

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im thinking you could find a more interesting angle to shoot. the side of the building is too prominent and offer nothing to capture interest. maybe feature the sign and front porch more?

And an attempt at fixing the main vertical, which was another suggestion. Not sure which I prefer:

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mike_311 wrote in post #16326872
im thinking you could find a more interesting angle to shoot. the side of the building is too prominent and offer nothing to capture interest. maybe feature the sign and front porch more?

A shot of the front of the building featuring the sign:

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Here's my attempt at straightening the first image, adjusting exposure slightly and w/b. I also darkened the sky using the highlights slider.

Thanks Navy, I like the adjusted exposure on the building, but on my calibrated monitor the sky looks way to "blue" and unnatural around the tree on the right.

What's that smudge on the white planks in the bottom right corner?

jefzor wrote in post #16327233
What's that smudge on the white planks in the bottom right corner?

Good catch, and you caught me

That was a generator that I didn't think went well with the "old" building

tmoore323 wrote in post #16327219
Thanks Navy, I like the adjusted exposure on the building, but on my calibrated monitor the sky looks way to "blue" and unnatural around the tree on the right.

Interesting. On the original, I thought the sky on the right was too cyan so I changed it.

navydoc wrote in post #16327312
Interesting. On the original, I thought the sky on the right was too cyan so I changed it.

Matter of taste I guess, I see the sky as cyan as well, but that is about how it looked that day.