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Green Giant
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Uploaded: 04/09/07 5:50 PM GMT
Green Giant
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This is a picture i took well on vacation in a small city near my resort its my first time with photography so the picture is a little blurry sorry hope you all like it, thanks
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love the green tones of the building, such a nice pastel. Keep practising with the camera, and we'll look forward to some more shots in the future.
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Okay, given this a bit blurry, let's think about things you can do to try and make this shot work in post-processing.
One of the 1st things you can do, is clone out the phone wires in the upper left corner, which are usually considered a distraction in photography, especially desktop images. It's fairly simple to do, and you'll find some great tutorials over there in a gallery to the left. 8•)
You can make the image a bit smaller and give it some framing which would make the blurriness not quite so apparent.
What I think you should do however, is take this image and runnnnn with it! Sharpen the sky, and blur the building just a bit more. See what you can do about adding a halo effect to the top of the building. Make this shot glow and feel special.
(btw, this image belongs in the "Architecture" gallery. Landscapes are generally reserved for nature scenes)
Good luck, look forward to seeing you "develop" 8•P
One of the 1st things you can do, is clone out the phone wires in the upper left corner, which are usually considered a distraction in photography, especially desktop images. It's fairly simple to do, and you'll find some great tutorials over there in a gallery to the left. 8•)
You can make the image a bit smaller and give it some framing which would make the blurriness not quite so apparent.
What I think you should do however, is take this image and runnnnn with it! Sharpen the sky, and blur the building just a bit more. See what you can do about adding a halo effect to the top of the building. Make this shot glow and feel special.
(btw, this image belongs in the "Architecture" gallery. Landscapes are generally reserved for nature scenes)
Good luck, look forward to seeing you "develop" 8•P
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