Autumn in Minneapolis

anderivanderiv Registered Users Posts: 80 Big grins
edited October 21, 2008 in Landscapes
At my workplace, we've formed a Photography club of sorts. Last Friday, a few of us went for a photo walk over lunch. We have the great fortune of working within walking distance of the Mississippi river as it goes through Minneapolis. We try and take advantage of this as often as we can. Here are a few of my favorites:

#1
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#2
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#3
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Comments, criticism? As you can no doubt tell, I did quite a bit of post-processing on image #3. I pulled out the GND tool in LR2 in an attempt to make the clouds look more ominous. Did I go too far?

The rest of the images from the walk can be found here.
Erik Anderson
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Comments

  • eoren1eoren1 Registered Users Posts: 2,391 Major grins
    edited October 20, 2008
    Nice work Erik. I especially like the last one but think it could be cropped tighter. Take off the bottom to the bright section and I think you'll find the image really pops!
    E
  • anderivanderiv Registered Users Posts: 80 Big grins
    edited October 20, 2008
    E - that's a great piece of advice. In my post-processing, I really need to get myself out of the habit of always maintaining the same aspect ratio the photo was originally taken at.

    How's this:
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    Erik Anderson
    http://andersonfam.org
    http://andersonfam.smugmug.com
    D70 | SB-600 | Nifty Fifty | Tamron 17-50 f/2.8 | Nikon 70-300 f/4-5.6G
  • PezpixPezpix Registered Users Posts: 391 Major grins
    edited October 21, 2008
    anderiv wrote:
    E - that's a great piece of advice. In my post-processing, I really need to get myself out of the habit of always maintaining the same aspect ratio the photo was originally taken at.

    How's this:
    398858351_WtqHY-M.jpg

    Much improved! Now the scene really feels much closer to what I imagine you wanted to capture. Good work
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