Archways (SF2) the 2003 original for you to process
Dee
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I've had several comments and a couple of private messages about my photo that I entered in Last Photographer Standing, Semi Final 2.
Now, my curiosity is piqued -- so here's the original photo I took back in 2003 for you to post process to your hearts content... crop whichever way you think works best, etc.
If you have a reason for your choices please feel free to explain your thinking.
This was hand held. My memory is so bad, and I'm too lazy to figure out if I took this with the Sony 707 or the Sony 828. I only downsized and used bicubic sharpen, other than that it's straight out of the camera.
I reshot the photo with my Sony Alpha in raw for the SF2, and for those who wondered, (Travis, for example) I did add the beam of light. Now that I checked the time of day, I may go back this weekend and wait for the beam to appear (if it will... I know the angle of the sun changes due to the seasons).
So have at it -- I'm really curious, and anxious to learn how to improve my post processing... so I appreciate all of you who take the time to play with the photo.
Hey, if enough of you work on it, I'll set up a poll and we can vote on the post work we like best. (If I can figure out how to set up a poll, oh well, time to learn something new, right?)
Now, my curiosity is piqued -- so here's the original photo I took back in 2003 for you to post process to your hearts content... crop whichever way you think works best, etc.
If you have a reason for your choices please feel free to explain your thinking.
This was hand held. My memory is so bad, and I'm too lazy to figure out if I took this with the Sony 707 or the Sony 828. I only downsized and used bicubic sharpen, other than that it's straight out of the camera.
I reshot the photo with my Sony Alpha in raw for the SF2, and for those who wondered, (Travis, for example) I did add the beam of light. Now that I checked the time of day, I may go back this weekend and wait for the beam to appear (if it will... I know the angle of the sun changes due to the seasons).
So have at it -- I'm really curious, and anxious to learn how to improve my post processing... so I appreciate all of you who take the time to play with the photo.
Hey, if enough of you work on it, I'll set up a poll and we can vote on the post work we like best. (If I can figure out how to set up a poll, oh well, time to learn something new, right?)
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I know I should use the 2003 copy per your request, but I am too tired from staying up too late with all the SF frenzy.
I ajusted the curves, upped the contrast, cropped, and converted b/w with sepia...
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Canon 30D, some lenses and stuff... I think im tired or something, i have a hard time concentrating.. hey look, a birdie!:clap
Did these in just a few minutes. Actually I really like the shot you have though!
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From super dark to super light -- but it seems the majority have really sharpened the image and added a lot of contrast.
Thank you everyone for your input. It's almost the opposite of how I processed the photo.
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