re-do's of old raws

lynnma

Thanks for looking. I'd like your opinions on these shots I've dug out of England and Scotland. I'm working on a laptop at present so not too sure of the colors but would like some critiques good and bad

kevincaophotography

Honestly, I love all of them. With today's use of HDR, I'm glad you stepped away. Great shots that don't need to be overdone. #1 is my favorite. The rolling hills are absolutely eye-catching.

It's a good feeling going back to your old RAWs and seeing how much you "missed" the first time around. Shows that we learn a lot and grow as photographers. I find myself changing almost EVERYTHING when I get a hold of my old RAWs that were taking years ago.

I enjoyed them!

schmoo

Hey Lynn! Wow you are quite driven to go through your archives. I always mean to but chicken out because there's just too much.

I just love all the different scenes and textures in these. I think my favorite is the first, with rolling green hills and sunspots.

lynnma

schmoo wrote: »

Hey Lynn! Wow you are quite driven to go through your archives. I always mean to but chicken out because there's just too much.

I just love all the different scenes and textures in these. I think my favorite is the first, with rolling green hills and sunspots.

thanks schmoo... I'm drivin by the anquish and boredom of waiting to leave on my BIG TRIP... diggin around in stuff out of sheer agony. I've redone these again since posting, after reading up more on Marc's stuff. They need a little pop I think thanks for looking... hopefully I'll get better shots from here (northest) to North west taking the summer to do it and all the parks inbetween. If I don't get something I love?? gonna throw myself on the funeral pyre.:D How can I not get a decent shot of the Grand Tetons!!!!

schmoo

Yay I'm excited (and envious) for you! I really hope you get a chance to post from the road, but hey if not I guess we can wait until you get back.