Can you share the technique you and Taz are talking about?
Thanks much Cristóbal!
I'm pretty sure what Taz meant when referring to kdog's image (kdog provided a link to the image in post #18 this thread) is a technique of composition, rather than of processing.
In Joel's image, the subject(s) (windmills) are positioned against a dark sky, and a dark-ish plain background, helping them stand-out in the image.
I tried to do essentially the same in my first image as the slender white windmills can easily get lost in a non-contrasting, and/or busy scene.
btw... Haven't been able to ride because of an injury... indefinitely... boy, do I miss it! :cry
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Great shots Eric!
Can you share the technique you and Taz are talking about?
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Thanks much Cristóbal!
I'm pretty sure what Taz meant when referring to kdog's image (kdog provided a link to the image in post #18 this thread) is a technique of composition, rather than of processing.
In Joel's image, the subject(s) (windmills) are positioned against a dark sky, and a dark-ish plain background, helping them stand-out in the image.
I tried to do essentially the same in my first image as the slender white windmills can easily get lost in a non-contrasting, and/or busy scene.
btw... Haven't been able to ride because of an injury... indefinitely... boy, do I miss it! :cry