dovey wrote:
I continue to be amazed at the quality of your photos, there is a look to them that is really unique. I had thought that much of the look was the timing and location of your photos in the German countryside, a lovely saturated green look, and the timing of your shots. I had the impression that you were taking most of your photos at first light.
Yet these photos have a similar look and I don’t feel that they were taken in similar circumstances. I know that some time ago you posted a couple of shots with the Lightroom adjustments, could you let us know what you did that give these photos that unique Phillip Reeve look? This would be greatly appreciated.
All I did was to apply my usual LR Profile which I use for most of my images. The snake image was taken inside, I am not sure of the lightsource but I think it was artifical.
The monkeys were photographed in natural, overcast light at midday PP_snkae_before by reevedata, on Flickr
dovey wrote:
I continue to be amazed at the quality of your photos, there is a look to them that is really unique. I had thought that much of the look was the timing and location of your photos in the German countryside, a lovely saturated green look, and the timing of your shots. I had the impression that you were taking most of your photos at first light.
Yet these photos have a similar look and I don’t feel that they were taken in similar circumstances. I know that some time ago you posted a couple of shots with the Lightroom adjustments, could you let us know what you did that give these photos that unique Phillip Reeve look? This would be greatly appreciated.
All I did was to apply my usual LR Profile which I use for most of my images. The snake image was taken inside, I am not sure of the lightsource but I think it was artifical.
The monkeys were photographed in natural, overcast light at midday PP_snkae_before by reevedata, on Flickr
For a more detailed discussion of my image taking process have a look at my blog: HOW I CREATE IMAGES – PART 1 : THE SEARCH FOR GOOD LIGHT
[url=http://phillipreeve.net/blog/how-i-create-images-part-3-postprocessing/HOW I CREATE IMAGES – PART 3: POSTPROCESSING[/url]
Jun 16, 2014 at 01:53 AM
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