Just a suggestion. Instead of bringing back the detail,,why don't you take it all out? More of a silouette all along the tree, the bush and even the bridge/city.
Not to sure how it would look but I've done that before.
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Just a suggestion. Instead of bringing back the detail,,why don't you take it all out? More of a silouette all along the tree, the bush and even the bridge/city.
Not to sure how it would look but I've done that before.
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I almost commented earlier that a blend between the frist two with some desaturation of the blues would be what I'd do ... and it looks like you've done just that. Nice!
I like the first image the best.I think it is more dramatic.
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Thanks M.A. I eneded up just doing a 12% dodge on the bushes in the foreground and the city /bridge line on the original.
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Loved it, kinda interesting colours you have here.
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