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lensmole

The top right of image is far too distracting.

RSL

It's an interesting abstraction Ben. But Mole's right. If that bright wall on the right isn't actually blown, reducing its intensity would help the composition. In Photoshop I'd use the Quick Selection Tool to select the white (a fairly small brush and one quick swipe over that clearly delineated area would do it), use Ctl-J to create a layer with just the selection, change the blending mode to Multiply, and then hit Ctl-J a couple more times if the first layer doesn't darken the wall enough.

Good seeing.

bfjr

lensmole wrote: »

The top right of image is far too distracting.

RSL wrote: »

It's an interesting abstraction Ben. But Mole's right. If that bright wall on the right isn't actually blown, reducing its intensity would help the composition. In Photoshop I'd use the Quick Selection Tool to select the white (a fairly small brush and one quick swipe over that clearly delineated area would do it), use Ctl-J to create a layer with just the selection, change the blending mode to Multiply, and then hit Ctl-J a couple more times if the first layer doesn't darken the wall enough.

Good seeing.

I'll take a look
Russ, to much work

richardman

In Lightroom, slap a dark gradient. 3 seconds max :-)

And clone out that leave.

I like the image though!

RSL

bfjr wrote: »

Russ, to much work

2 minutes max?