Tom,
Regardless the processing this is an excellent comp to show the size of the buildings with great sky to work with.
Your solar processing looks fantastic as usual.
Chris
try,try,try again, John. no progress without effort - sounds like an old 19c slogan, eh?
thanks for the comments and for looking at this silly old solar (SOS) stuff /////
regards, tom
tomandmarj wrote:
Sam - thanks for the suggestion, although it might take time away from you photography; of
is that the idea . . .. . . .
regards, tom
Generally, a dramatic image. But, the structure has many blowout white areas from the extreme contrast applied, and the sky looks horrible. Sorry, but this image is worthy of fixin'!
Dec 04, 2012 at 06:56 PM
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I don't recall seeing this effect on the sky before, Tom.
It kinda makes the blue sky look like crazy black clouds. Plus the regular white clouds. Hmmmm.
Charlie
Jeffrey - we all see with different eyes, eh . . .
the solar approach carries with it certain emotions as well as visuals, not all appealing to everyone. I suppose I am my the critic who must be satisfied most, hope some others might follow; maybe, maybe not.
thanks for the comments, tom
Tom, I don't know anything about the special effect that I now see you applied to this image. Perhaps my comments are no longer valid if the effect is supposed to do that and it's what you wanted. Nice work!
