Ummm ... looks more like you used a curves tool than burning now as the whole photo is darker. If you'd used a Burn tool only on the clouds then the windmill, snow and trees would still be nice and bright like before.
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Ummm ... looks more like you used a curves tool than burning now as the whole photo is darker. If you'd used a Burn tool only on the clouds then the windmill, snow and trees would still be nice and bright like before.
yes, you caught me!! every time I try to burn large areas they look like crap! But I'll try :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Mad Aussie
You can't fool me ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Bambi
Set the Burn tool on midtones (it'll ignore the brighter areas and the very dark areas) at about 6% and use a large-ish brush. Brush each section of cloud a few times until it's looking about what you want.
yeah, I don't even know why I would try :rolleyes: but I kinda like the darker windmill too. I will try these suggestions.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mad Aussie
okay, 6th time is the charm right? :rolleyes:
http://lh4.ggpht.com/_eTzuNZZ7ZF0/S1.../windmill5.jpg
:fingerscr
Nope ... think it's 7 or 21 times ... not sure :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Bambi
There's still bit of pinkness in those two spots but the clouds look more dominant now.
It doesn't matter how much you play around there's always some clown out there that will say "You know ... if you did this ... bladdy bladdy bla bla" ;)
That's the subjectivity of photography :)
no it's not pink those are rose coloured glasses you are wearing MA. :p
by the time I am done with this photo I will be much farther along in the PP department! :wall-an: Pink will be the death of me..:headslap:
So you are learning plenty then huh? You'll appreciate that :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Bambi
Windmill Take 7:
http://lh3.ggpht.com/_eTzuNZZ7ZF0/S1.../windmill5.jpg
Wow, looks great now! Lucky number seven!