Antelope Canyon...from my camera

David L. Megahey

I went through "Antelope" last year with Sam, here's one I've worked with and would like your comments. I'm still figuring out PS and if that isn't a trip.

David L. Megahey

Antelope Canyon...some more from my camera
Looks like some one trapped in the wall trying to get out

Sam

Hi Dave,

Your getting better, but I would mask of some of the dark shadow areas on the first image and adjust the levels. Although I used all 3 sliders I ended up increasing contrast a little, and lighting up the shadow area a little.

The second one is a little flat, and a little too bright in my opinion. Try adjusting the levels here as well.

I just nuged them around a little and they came out great.

Don't give up you just started.

Sam

Awais Yaqub

These are cool loved the 1st one most

dadwtwins

WOW! I love the shapes and lines of the rocks. It must of been awesome to walk through this canyon.

davidweaver

Ditto to Sam's comment.

Lower Antelope is a lot different to shot than Upper antelope. Compositionally it is VERY difficult to get shots there. Play around with layer copies of the images using multiply with masking. I have added some screen to some of my shots there but will rely a lot on a multiply layer with masking.

It is a fun place to shoot. How about those emergency ladders!

Cheers.

Sam

davidweaver wrote:

Ditto to Sam's comment.

Lower Antelope is a lot different to shot than Upper antelope. Compositionally it is VERY difficult to get shots there. Play around with layer copies of the images using multiply with masking. I have added some screen to some of my shots there but will rely a lot on a multiply layer with masking.

It is a fun place to shoot. How about those emergency ladders!

Cheers.

We didn't see no stinking emergency ladders. Must just be for the wosses who can't swim.

Sam

David L. Megahey

that's why they made us wear life jackets