Fred Miranda Offline Admin Upload & Sell: On
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Matt Anderson wrote:
Funny, my best shots at Bryce were taken when most had left... people are just silly that way. So silly.
The topography and terrain make this feel tilted, even though I know it's not. I like how you've got it processed, but, if you want a critique, I'll say what I'd do if it was mine...
I'd do some expert dodging and burning, a subtle and artists touch that plays on the current contours and shape that subtly channels light from the lower right to the middle left in a delicate fashion. Subtle burning on outer, delicate dodging in zones 3-7 to create pathway that subdues the disjointed dark middle that separates the sunrise brights from the lit hoodoos, again, all very subtle. Would take a painters hand. Once again, that was premised on if it was my shot. Lastly, that channel of light peaking through the square hollow formation on the lower left, I'd accent the light as well. It's those areas, those "light queues" that really give opportunity to images. I guess thats why some images take me several hours to process. ...Show more →
You are so right Matt. Right after the best light faded away, photographers started to show up. I had been there since 3am because I was shooting the milky away.
Regarding dodging and burning: I have to confess that I rarely use these tools and usually rely on the natural light. I know I may be missing something as these are great shaping tools. I really appreciate the feedback. Could you do a rough work on it and send it to me? I would like to see the differences. Thank you!
Fred
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