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Looking Over The Hill (RW)
© ppigeon
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Uploaded: 04/21/07 9:55 AM GMT
Looking Over The Hill (RW)
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(Main) Rework
With Hyperfried permission, I tried to enhance his beautiful landscape.
Original capture here.
Comments are welcome :-)
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04/21/07 10:35 AM GMT
You did a great job, Pierre! The original is really beautiful, but the RW is PERFECT! Congratulations!!...:))
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Adriana....:)
Yeah this rework is amazing really well done as with the photo Great Capture thanks for sharing.
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Goodness me, what a difference. It’s a huge improvement.
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My work was done with PS
1) I selected the entire sky. It was easy on this photo. Ctrl+L for the light level and to bring out the clouds. I also decreased the blue color in the sky
2) I inverted the selection, so I can work on the landscape without the sky. Ctrl+L for the light level + the density tool to hilight the grass in foreground and some parts of the little hill in the center.
3) I used the drop tool to decrease the contrast on the horizon line
4) I cropped the photo at 1600 x 1067 to give the 3/2 ratio. It gives a professional look, isn't it? ;-)
5) I added the black areas to retrieve the 1600 x 1200 size...
Thanks guys and thanks to Hyperfried for posting the very powerful original landscape :-)
1) I selected the entire sky. It was easy on this photo. Ctrl+L for the light level and to bring out the clouds. I also decreased the blue color in the sky
2) I inverted the selection, so I can work on the landscape without the sky. Ctrl+L for the light level + the density tool to hilight the grass in foreground and some parts of the little hill in the center.
3) I used the drop tool to decrease the contrast on the horizon line
4) I cropped the photo at 1600 x 1067 to give the 3/2 ratio. It gives a professional look, isn't it? ;-)
5) I added the black areas to retrieve the 1600 x 1200 size...
Thanks guys and thanks to Hyperfried for posting the very powerful original landscape :-)
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-Pierre-
Wow, great job! The original photo was really nice, but this is absolutely spectacular! Definitely highlights just about everything in a way that I couldn't quite get. Fantastic!
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Hyperfried picked a gorgeous piece of landscape to shoot and you did a suburb job of making it feel very three-dimensional as well as though when viewing it, the viewer feels as though they are standing on the edge of the land, just looking out.
Both of you have good eyes to spot beauty. Well done you two!!
Both of you have good eyes to spot beauty. Well done you two!!
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~mimi~
whay a wonderful place and wonderful capture.
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great job Pierre!
I have to check out the drop tool also right away ;o))
I have to check out the drop tool also right away ;o))
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Usually I dont'like much the RW, I prefer the naturalness of the view. But here the picture seems much more natural than artificial. Beautifull view plus a genial Pierre gives a fantastic picture. Merci Pierre.
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well you did very well Pierre!! it emphasises it beautifully! a wonderful landscape and excellent capture!
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Wow, you beefed it up quite nicely.
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I liked the orginal but this is superbly done with the RW.
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A lush landscape. I like the view.
Russ
Russ
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A grand view, nicely done.
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Great to see that you were able to really spice up my photo, Pierre. Absolutely marvelous.
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bringing on the greens was nice, but it seems the dark colors are a bit too strong. Like you went just a bit too far and overcorrected. maybe if you pulled back the shadows just a bit it'd help balance the colors a bit. That or maybe it's just a bit oversaturated.
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