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Dawn's Early Light
© lilkittees
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Uploaded: 06/10/06 2:09 PM GMT
Dawn's Early Light
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This was a sunrise while at Virginia Beach this past week. Please give me suggestions on how to improve this image. I would greatly appreciate it.
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&philcUK
06/10/06 3:16 PM GMT
it's a nicely composed shot but your colour and contrast is very flat - an auto contrast fix at say 80% strength will fix that right up although it looks more like the setting sun then :-)
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Linda, yes, there is something way off in this composition. It is almost washed out. Do you have a photo editor? I ran this through Photo Shop Essentials and did only one adjustment to it. I clicked the automatic "Smart Fix" button and it turned this into a whole new colorful composition. Then, I could see a lot of noise in it (grain) so I ran it through a noise reducer. I use the free download called NeatImage. You ought to see your photo now. If you'll send me your e-mail address, I'll send the new "Dawn's Early Light" to you. It's a beautiful picture you captured. It just needed some help.
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a little fuzzy, but overall very good! I like the color.
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I like the colors in this and agree with everyone else. It would look amazing if the colors were richer in this. Very pretty shot though.
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Dawn this is lovely! Credit to you for asking for help to improve the quality of the picture! Good look with the support you have received so far!
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