Crop, unsharp mask, curves, and a mild adjustment in levels.
Crop, unsharp mask, curves, and a mild adjustment in levels.
Proudly, I actually understood what some of that meant (though I'm not sure how I'd actually do it all)Originally Posted by Dilly
What do you guys think of the composition here? I'm thinking I could crop a little bit from the left side and the bottom (get his leg out of the picture, basically) as a start.
06-11-12_0012 by bryanewyatt, on Flickr
Dilly - do you use Photoshop or Lightroom or what?
Bridge and CS5.
Bokeh practice?
06-15-12_0012 by bryanewyatt, on Flickr
06-15-12_0011 by bryanewyatt, on Flickr
Wish I had the skills you guys do. just have to practice more. These shots were on a 35mm Rebel, I believe most were Kodak 800 automatic setting.
just keep snapping thats all you can do.
My camera makes me look good . I'm just a hack
another scrubjay that investigated me last weekend . I'm starting to think about getting into conservation photography for these birds
Diablo GT-R on Work Meisters by D.Wong - Dilly, on Flickr
The car looks great, but (it could just be my monitor) the trees and sky seem to wash out a little (especially when your eye drifts towards the van). Does that make sense?
DSC_1195 by bryanewyatt, on Flickr
DSC_1121 by bryanewyatt, on Flickr
DSC_1194 by bryanewyatt, on Flickr
How can I improve on "crowd" shots like this one?
CnC_06-16-12_0031 by bryanewyatt, on Flickr
That's definitely done on purpose to draw attention away from the bg. An aesthetic preference.
Good deal. My eyes can't tell the difference (or at least they couldn't last night)
I'd prob angle the camera down so the feet don't get cropped at the bottom. And also if you ever decide to get lightroom or ps, a little color correction wouldn't hurt.
Cool. I wouldn't think about that (angling the camera down)!
Would it also help if I took the picture above eye level?
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