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Re: Hot Springs overlook
Really nice work Cube on all accounts! Your editing skills are getting better and better
 For a critique: Image 1 is great, but the blown areas in the clouds is a problem. The patch tool works great for this! 30 second fix. Image 2 is also really nice. 1 issue I see is the purple color in the shadow areas. This is very common with hdr's and in Photomatix you can lower the shadow saturation! It works awesome for pics like this and I use that trick all the time. Especially on trains Image 3 is a Killer comp!! Personally I would back off the sat just a bit. Best, Jay |
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Re: Hot Springs overlook
Thanks Jay, I never noticed the blown clouds. Thanks for the tips, I'll give them a try.
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Re: Hot Springs overlook
I keep coming back to these....I've gone up to the top of that on the hiking trail...I didn't think I'd make it up there, I'm not a hiker and this was before photography was in my life. I need to go back.
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