Hi Greg,
This is my attempt at Monerey. In general, I followed the advice in the lesson. I did do some curve bending to open up the shadows under the docks and tried to add some contrast to the horizon. I am not sure that I made any improvement in the horizon. Also, the sky is now white. Should I have left it grey - I could not decide?
Also, is my posted image a good size?
Thanks,
Jerry
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Hi Jerry,
I had a short try on this picture too.
First problem for me was, that the grass in the right corner looks unnatural, when houses have enough color (stones too).
Greg had a solution for that in the conference call on the boat picture. Do you remember?
Was it a pin grid on a-curve and only adjust the green?
Greetings, Tanja
I had a short try on this picture too.
First problem for me was, that the grass in the right corner looks unnatural, when houses have enough color (stones too).
Greg had a solution for that in the conference call on the boat picture. Do you remember?
Was it a pin grid on a-curve and only adjust the green?
Greetings, Tanja
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Hi Jerry,
Yes, that's much easier to see. You've managed to get a lot more colour out of the buildings and trees than I did, and much more shadow detail under the dock. Yours is superior to mine in every respect, except that you have something a little strange going on in the rocks and grass, lower right corner, where you've lost a lot of detail. Any way of fixing that?
Cheers,
Art
Yes, that's much easier to see. You've managed to get a lot more colour out of the buildings and trees than I did, and much more shadow detail under the dock. Yours is superior to mine in every respect, except that you have something a little strange going on in the rocks and grass, lower right corner, where you've lost a lot of detail. Any way of fixing that?
Cheers,
Art
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Hi Jerry,
think there are no really details in the clouds. Just grey soup mabe ;).
But I will look at that.
Problem with the sky and the shadows is the same as on the corvette.
I start the picture with same solution, I do with the car. Also a curve from the library for underexposion with a mask will help, like Greg shows in the solution-video. Or the shadows/highlight command in ps.
Still have problems with the color of grass and stones by don't loose them in the houses (mabe I mased that out in ps), but save the sky.
Greetings, Tanja
think there are no really details in the clouds. Just grey soup mabe ;).
But I will look at that.
Problem with the sky and the shadows is the same as on the corvette.
I start the picture with same solution, I do with the car. Also a curve from the library for underexposion with a mask will help, like Greg shows in the solution-video. Or the shadows/highlight command in ps.
Still have problems with the color of grass and stones by don't loose them in the houses (mabe I mased that out in ps), but save the sky.
Greetings, Tanja
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