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mattpallante
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dalethorn
This looks good. Good colors. There were a couple of posts previously on LL where the reflection was the entire photo, or nearly so, and they didn't get the best reviews, but I think this one scores pretty well.
wolfnowl
Personally I don't like the blue tint to the branches. Everyone gets an opinion. I'd drop the blue saturation by probably 50%, and since that would make the blue in the water appear 'washed out' - pardon the pun, I'd lower the blue luminance by 60-65% or so to compensate.

Mike.
kernix
Real nice - is that natural color or did you tweak in PS? If that's what the camera captured leave as is - or de-saturate a little.
PaulS
QUOTE (wolfnowl @ Jul 11 2009, 10:25 PM) *
Personally I don't like the blue tint to the branches.

Mike.


Perhaps Photoshop's "photo filter" layer using a warming filter setting would help get rid of the coolness in the shadows without having to desaturate the blues?

Paul
wolfnowl
Yeah, that could work... hadn't thought of it.

Mike.
mattpallante
QUOTE (wolfnowl @ Jul 12 2009, 01:25 AM) *
Personally I don't like the blue tint to the branches. Everyone gets an opinion. I'd drop the blue saturation by probably 50%, and since that would make the blue in the water appear 'washed out' - pardon the pun, I'd lower the blue luminance by 60-65% or so to compensate.

Mike, I've tried for less blue...it bothered me too. I only know color for a couple years, I'm using LZ.
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