Beautiful sunsets
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First one, is awesome!
Second one the gamma needs to come down a bit IMO.
Third one is good, but ... did you modify it at all, is it really that pink?
Peace! 8)
Second one the gamma needs to come down a bit IMO.
Third one is good, but ... did you modify it at all, is it really that pink?
Peace! 8)
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Thank you for a quick reply! 
The last picture is very purple, I agree. It is an old picture, taken in jpeg for some reason. I do have other pictures from the same place, approx. at the same time (last year), and they were just as purple. A bit more contrasty though. I do agree with you though, it is perhaps a tad too purple.
It often gets quite foggy out there, and that gives the sunsets a very intense color.
Here is a more recent picture from the same place, taken june this year. All I have done is to add some clarity, a bit of NR, and some sharpness. No Color correction, and this is pretty much similar to what it looked like in real life.
The last picture is very purple, I agree. It is an old picture, taken in jpeg for some reason. I do have other pictures from the same place, approx. at the same time (last year), and they were just as purple. A bit more contrasty though. I do agree with you though, it is perhaps a tad too purple.
It often gets quite foggy out there, and that gives the sunsets a very intense color.
Here is a more recent picture from the same place, taken june this year. All I have done is to add some clarity, a bit of NR, and some sharpness. No Color correction, and this is pretty much similar to what it looked like in real life.
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Fire and Water by Kernuak, on Flickr
Picnic Table Sunset Portrait by Kernuak, on Flickr
Sunset over Bridgwater Quay by Kernuak, on Flickr
Kilve Pill under a Mackerel Sky by Kernuak, on Flickr
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Another HDR one. A terrible lightning storm was going on behind me when I took this one,
so that I didn't dare get out of the car and took this out of the driver's side window.
5D MK3 EF16-35 at 16mm, F6.7, ISO100, 1/250 - 1/30 sec, 7 Bracketed shots, processed with EasyHDR.
so that I didn't dare get out of the car and took this out of the driver's side window.
5D MK3 EF16-35 at 16mm, F6.7, ISO100, 1/250 - 1/30 sec, 7 Bracketed shots, processed with EasyHDR.
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Pitbullo said:Thank you for a quick reply!
The last picture is very purple, I agree. It is an old picture, taken in jpeg for some reason. I do have other pictures from the same place, approx. at the same time (last year), and they were just as purple. A bit more contrasty though. I do agree with you though, it is perhaps a tad too purple.
It often gets quite foggy out there, and that gives the sunsets a very intense color.
Here is a more recent picture from the same place, taken june this year. All I have done is to add some clarity, a bit of NR, and some sharpness. No Color correction, and this is pretty much similar to what it looked like in real life.
Yeah that's a lot better. Thanks for share.
Peace! 8)
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Stanley
Gorgeous shots. Really like the brilliant colors. How did you shoot those? Thanks for sharing. 8)
Gorgeous shots. Really like the brilliant colors. How did you shoot those? Thanks for sharing. 8)
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Some great stuff in this thread. Sorry for probably going overboard with included shots...
Outer Banks:
Untitled by dawgfanjeff, on Flickr
Untitled by dawgfanjeff, on Flickr
Untitled by dawgfanjeff, on Flickr
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IMG_0512 by dawgfanjeff, on Flickr
IMG_0457 by dawgfanjeff, on Flickr
Green Flash from Kuaui
Green Flash over the Pacific by dawgfanjeff, on Flickr
Outer Banks:
Untitled by dawgfanjeff, on Flickr
Untitled by dawgfanjeff, on Flickr
Untitled by dawgfanjeff, on Flickr
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IMG_0512 by dawgfanjeff, on Flickr
IMG_0457 by dawgfanjeff, on Flickr
Green Flash from Kuaui
Green Flash over the Pacific by dawgfanjeff, on Flickr
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serendipidy said:
Thank you! Most of the time, all I end up doing is increasing contrast and saturation with the help of Capture One for Raw editing and then in Photoshop I use Nik Software mostly again for contrast / saturation. I stay away from replacing colour etc - basically I just intensify the scene
Sometimes I also exposure blend (+/- 1-2 stops) if required to control the shadows and highlights.
Here is the rest of my portfolio - http://www.flickr.com/photos/stanleykozak/
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Great shots in here, but it's hard to go wrong with sunsets
Here's a recent one of mine. Yeah, I know how a lot of people feel about hdr...
Here's a recent one of mine. Yeah, I know how a lot of people feel about hdr...
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stanleykozak said:Thank you! Most of the time, all I end up doing is increasing contrast and saturation with the help of Capture One for Raw editing and then in Photoshop I use Nik Software mostly again for contrast / saturation. I stay away from replacing colour etc - basically I just intensify the scene
Sometimes I also exposure blend (+/- 1-2 stops) if required to control the shadows and highlights.
Here is the rest of my portfolio - http://www.flickr.com/photos/stanleykozak/
Wow, awesome portfolio!
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