farmer in training
I really like this picture but it seems a bit off to me. Suggestions?
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Well I copied the picture and burned in the sky as Pat suggested and tried some different contrasts, but I didn't think it improved the picture enough to post the changes. I think you may have gotten...
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Thanks to both of you for trying to work with this picture. It was a spur of the moment shoot without thinking shot. The battery on my good camera died so that doesn't help the quality either.
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The content of the photo outweighs the technical stuff. A charming photo. Not too much you can do to it.
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Have to agree. Tough one to "fix". But, I think Harry has done a pretty good job.
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It's a really cute photo. I like Harry's adjustment. I think a little play in contrast and maybe some burning in the highlighted area. Melody
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Yes the increased contrast DOES improve what is an excellent shot. I am not sure that I know what 'burning in the highlights' means. let alone how to do it!
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Harry thank you for working with this. I like what you did with it. I am not sure what burning in the highlights is either Melody. I am very new to this so all comments and suggestions are welcome....
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Wendy and platonic, burning and dodging is a technique that goes back to the dark room days. It is a way of selectively darkening and/or lightening areas of the photograph. This can be done in todays...
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Thanks for this, I use PS Elements 4 - anyone know where I find these tools if indeed they exist!
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Platonic, you will find them in the tool box on the left side of your window. It is at the bottom. The little hand is your burn tool: This is your dodge tool: This is the saturation tool that is also...
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Thanks Scott for explaining this technique. I will try it on this and see what happens.
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Wendy, as this is in the 'critique' section, an dsome good info had been given, I hope you don't mind that I had some fun seeing what I could do with the pic that you posted here. I used PS Elements...
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Very nice job, Harryco. I really like what you have done with this.
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Thank you Scott, for the compliment. Excuse me for not replying earlier, but I felt that I would wait a while until Wendy has had time to get more replies to her post. BTW, Wendy did contact me, and...
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Hi Wendy, I hope that you don't mind a "newbie" having a play with your photgraph, it's such a charming and beautiful image in its original form, having said that, I couldn't resist. Basicallly all I...
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Just to remind you Taz, that you are free to use and modify any photo you wish in this forum. It is understood that the photographers gives that permission by posting in the Critique forum.
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