Recent trip to NY

johnnyace21johnnyace21 Registered Users Posts: 4 Beginner grinner
edited February 20, 2005 in Landscapes
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i'm a rookie at this photo stuff, i'd apprieciate some input so i can get better :)

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  • fishfish Registered Users Posts: 2,950 Major grins
    edited February 13, 2005
    johnnyace21 wrote:
    DSCN0568.jpg

    i'm a rookie at this photo stuff, i'd apprieciate some input so i can get better :)
    Start with bumping up the contrast (autocontrast works well) and saturation +12, assuming you have photoshop. On, and a smidge of usm.


    your shot:

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    punched-up a bit:

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    "Consulting the rules of composition before taking a photograph, is like consulting the laws of gravity before going for a walk." - Edward Weston
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  • johnnyace21johnnyace21 Registered Users Posts: 4 Beginner grinner
    edited February 20, 2005
    fish wrote:
    Start with bumping up the contrast (autocontrast works well) and saturation +12, assuming you have photoshop. On, and a smidge of usm.


    your shot:

    DSCN0529.jpg



    punched-up a bit:

    15787542-L.jpg


    thanks, i have photoshop but i'm not that good at it.
  • CosmicCosmic Registered Users Posts: 219 Major grins
    edited February 20, 2005
    Some nice shots going on here. I agree with fish, you need to play around with Photoshop and adjust some saturation.

    You can find free online tutorials for various photoshop programs. That's how I learned how to use PSP7. :):

    ~Heidi~
    Lead me not into Temptation. I can find the way myself....


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