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After the Storm
© Starglow
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Uploaded: 07/02/17 7:43 PM GMT
After the Storm
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Taken after a storm we had last night, with a touch of paint effect. Used my cellphone from the car as we toured the damage around the area. Not to much damage which I am thankful for.
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::Pistos
07/02/17 8:25 PM GMT
Like the color tones in this image.
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Jeff Hamilton
The storm has cleared the air and you have got a fine shot here with that beautiful sky and a nice looking landscape.
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Smooth seas do not make skilful sailors.
Ohh.. nice. :o)
Good good composition.
The placement of the weeping willow within frame underscores this facet and really strengthens your image.
Like the colour of the sky and that of the grasses, too.
And the subtle paint effect was a judicious creative choice and is well-balanced, not taking.. really.. that much away from the realism.
If I may..
The only suggestion that I would make.. would be to open the shadows up a bit.
Something like.. this.
You could accomplish this by searching for a Brightness/Contrast option for your image editor.
In Photoshop, it would be Shadows/Highlights.
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Some future food for thought (for your camera.. not sure if phones have this), and I can't recall if I have ever made mention of the following. So.. my apologies if I am repeating myself and causing more wear and tear on your eyes.
"How to Use Exposure Compensation to Take Control of Your Exposure"
(^ Note: A popup will appear, simply click "No thanks" to continue on the article.)
That said..
This one caught my eye and brought me in for a closer look. Was not disappointed. :o)
And..
But, of course.. thank you for sharing this one with us, Carol.
+favs for me.
Good good composition.
The placement of the weeping willow within frame underscores this facet and really strengthens your image.
Like the colour of the sky and that of the grasses, too.
And the subtle paint effect was a judicious creative choice and is well-balanced, not taking.. really.. that much away from the realism.
If I may..
The only suggestion that I would make.. would be to open the shadows up a bit.
Something like.. this.
You could accomplish this by searching for a Brightness/Contrast option for your image editor.
In Photoshop, it would be Shadows/Highlights.
... ...
Some future food for thought (for your camera.. not sure if phones have this), and I can't recall if I have ever made mention of the following. So.. my apologies if I am repeating myself and causing more wear and tear on your eyes.
"How to Use Exposure Compensation to Take Control of Your Exposure"
(^ Note: A popup will appear, simply click "No thanks" to continue on the article.)
That said..
This one caught my eye and brought me in for a closer look. Was not disappointed. :o)
And..
But, of course.. thank you for sharing this one with us, Carol.
+favs for me.
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That sky really caught my attention Carol. I like the composition. Les brought out some good pointers.
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Life's moments are sweet. I just want to capture all that I can of them.
That sure is one dramatic sky! I agree with Les about the shadows.
I'm glad there was not much damage. tigs=^..^=
I'm glad there was not much damage. tigs=^..^=
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Nature in all her glory is my uplift on life and so is my love of photography. sandi ♪ ♫
The sky is still threatening Carol, but wonderful!
Good editing emphasizing the dramatic effect!
Good editing emphasizing the dramatic effect!
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Try to change what you can't accept, but accept what you can't change. Please CLICK HERE to see my journal! Feel free to save my images or to add them to your favorites.
Wonderful colours Carol - it makes a fine scene and I am so glad the storm did not cause too much damage
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My thanks to all who leave comments for my work and to those of you who like one enough to make it a favourite. To touch just one person that way makes each image worthwhile. . . . . . . . . .. . . . "The question is not what you look at, but what you see" ~ Marcel Proust
Wonderful shot Carol - the shadows could be lightened but I like it well as is.
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. . . Earth laughs in flowers! Ralph Waldo Emerson
Beautiful shot Carol - thank goodness you didn't sustain any damage from the storm!!!!!!!!!
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Gorgeous shot and love that sky and the colour tones on the ground created by the sky
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