Thread: In The Shadows ...

... If you have PS, try using the Patch Tool, for the larger areas. You can then do some fine tuning with the Clone and Color Brush tools. I tried it on your image and it worked quite well. Very small size to play with though. Cheers.

Thanks Dave, that means a lot to me. Well now all I have to do is get rid of those blotches on the "big" image. At first I thought I could easily clone them out .... yeah... the graduation in the sky makes it hard but now I will try again thanks again

Velvet Ant wrote: > Dave, some lovely images in your OP. Looking forward to seeing more of your 'in the shadows' photographs. > > Here are a few from me, some of which I've shared before. > > "I tell ya, George - Betty is driving me ape." > http://i630.photobucket.com/albums/uu21/The_Eastwitch_Gallery/DSC02493-2.jpg > All good, but this one has got something extra, a...

Terrific shots, Brian. I love that 'piano evening'.

New Orleans cemetary: http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y260/tdkd13/Scenery/DSC_5980sfw.jpg The shadows of the clouds: http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y260/tdkd13/Southwest%20US/DSC_4149.jpg Golden sillhouette: http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y260/tdkd13/Scenery/DSC_0096.jpg I just noticed that almost looks like a sepia conversion but it wasn't. Ted

leonike, that's a good shot. I like the angle and steam in the woods.

thanks for all the comment! :) here's a picture of the same scene, but with a different exposure setting: http://images.fujifd.multiply.com/image/1/photos/3/600x600/1/DSCF2165.jpg?et=6aWF6IRvoA4ZQDFrCiiQzA&nmid=298143765 the details of the roof is now visible, but the sky is white! :) maybe my next camera will be f200exr! here's a picture i took recently that i really like. for this one, i adjusted the contrast / colors using...

Fun idea Dave, especially when we all seem to focus on every detail being visible in every shot. Certainly desirable to be sure, but not necessarily an iron-clad rule. Here's my miss. rick http://i422.photobucket.com/albums/pp307/arichard/100_0495.jpg

i enjoy looking at every pic. whoever says 'no light, no photography'?! cheers