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Published: 2015-04-09 18:54:49 +0000 UTC; Views: 43129; Favourites: 1173; Downloads: 594
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I just came across this photo... Taken two years ago, the beginning of autumn
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Beautiful photo, and very nice and peaceful scene!
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Thank you! It was a lovely morning
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I love the colors. It is one those pictures you do that makes me curious what the original looked like because it has just enough to seem almost natural or realistic enough to make me wonder if it was edited or just a little touch up. Either way as always awesome work!Β
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Thank you! Post-processing existed out of playing with the contrast, upping the saturation and darkening the edges
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That dark grey gradient in the light corner ruined it for me. Sorry.
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lol, nelleke... you should really wind down. People are entitled to voice their opinions likeΒ lapis-lazuri Β here. < π: 0 β©: 0
Good evening.
I agree with the darkening there seeming unnatural, although I myself don't feel it ruins the photo. Your comment could do with some sandwiching though
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My comment's harshness was provoked by the beauty of that photo, underneath the gradients. Don't get me wrong. I use those too, I know what you put them for, but they are just too brutal on this one, especially given the tender light which shines below. And I know how to give better criticism, I just don't always bother to. Especially that late at night.
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I see what you mean. I added it, like you might have guessed, to place the focus on the rays. But also to give the 'happiness' of the photo an edge because I usually prefer more darkish pics. It's hard to darken such a light spot in a natural way though... The result bothered me a bit after editing, but then again I liked the darkness, so I decided to keep it. Thank you for elaborating
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I can perfectly understand you about darkness.... I've had similar troubles with overly light spots, they can be a nightmare to subdue. Try experimenting with different blending options, that might help although not against pure white of course, and you can also try a gradient of some dark hue of a color that is already present in the picture, not just the neutral black. It might correspond better with the color scheme of the rest of the picture and be less striking this way.
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Yes, I use those techniques as well
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Beautiful scene and light, nicely captured my friend
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Thank you, I'm glad you liked it
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It's a pleasure, and your always welcome my friend
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