The Wave

[Bambi]

http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5027/5685162578_9b18997723_b.jpg

[Mad Aussie]

I like the shot. Some rugged coastline by the looks of it.

The whites look horribly purple on my monitor though.

[Iguanasan]

Nice! I like the feeling that the wave is coming right at me. :thumbup:

[Bambi]

I like the shot. Some rugged coastline by the looks of it.

The whites look horribly purple on my monitor though.

hmm not on on mine. I'll take another shot at it. :)

[Bambi]

better?
http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5027/5685162578_376b9879d7_z.jpg

[corporallouis]

I'm seeing a purple colour in the highlights still. Not the wave itself, but in closer to shore in the surf. What program are you using to process these?

[Bambi]

I'm seeing a purple colour in the highlights still. Not the wave itself, but in closer to shore in the surf. What program are you using to process these?

PSP- I thought those were the rocks showing through :shrug:

[asnow]

Like Corporallouis, I'm also seeing a purple tinge in the foreground surf. The second one is much improved but it is still there a little bit. Also I'm seeing the water under the wave a bit greener/tourquoise than I would have imagined it to be. I obviously wasn't there so that may be its true colour. Mind you I haven't colour calibrated my monitor for a while so it could be off a bit.

[corporallouis]

I've only played with PSP quite some time ago. I can't remember if there's a white neutralizer in there or not. You didn't saturate the greens or reds a tad did you? I know Louisbourg water is a funky green most of the time. Sometimes minor adjustments throw a wrench into other colours. I don't know if there's a "free" white neutralizer brush or action or whatever out there or not. I know Nik Color Efex Pro 3 has one, but that's $ $ $ $. I must see if there's one about somewhere. First see what happens if you back off some red saturation . . .

[Mad Aussie]

I do think red saturation is causing this, judging by the first post, which suggests to my eye some colour saturation due to the rocks being so lively on a dull day. The water 'out back' looks nice and blue ... a natural looking colour there ... the green wave, while bright, not over-done ... the rocks maybe a bit orange
This is where Lightroom is so good ... it breaks the saturation down to more colours, including purple, so you can back the exact hue off when it's too much.

So sorry Bambi :( I've turned this into a critiques thread by mentioning the colour issue.

[Bambi]

I do think red saturation is causing this, judging by the first post, which suggests to my eye some colour saturation due to the rocks being so lively on a dull day. The water 'out back' looks nice and blue ... a natural looking colour there ... the green wave, while bright, not over-done ... the rocks maybe a bit orange
This is where Lightroom is so good ... it breaks the saturation down to more colours, including purple, so you can back the exact hue off when it's too much.

So sorry Bambi :( I've turned this into a critiques thread by mentioning the colour issue.


hey no worries. you know I always welcome critiques. it helps me to figure stuff out! back I go

[Bambi]

purple is gone, I hope. :shrug:

http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5221/5691484378_4648ee41d2_b.jpg

[Mad Aussie]

Colour wise it looks WAAAAAAY better to me now! A tad dark in some areas but that's better than unnatural hues.

[Bambi]

thanks and thanks for the help :)

[Marko]

Shot looks good bambi - i see no obvious cast.
Shadows could be opened up slightly as MA suggests.