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Greece
The rocks and the sea (13)
Xalkida
![Gold Star Critiquer/Gold Star Workshop Editor/Gold Note Writer [C: 492 W: 114 N: 531]](http://i1.treklens.com/misc/g-g-g.gif) (2753) |
A more tight crop! | | Xalkida
(2753) [2004-09-07 13:27:14] | | According the critique of dear Frank (Dingo), I cropped the black lines and a part of the horizont on the upper side! |
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Greece
At the falls of Nidri (4)
Xalkida
(2753) |
Aspect: crop & washout correction | | Dingo
(11948) [2004-09-01 16:10:22] [3] | Αγαπιτέ μου φίλε
IMO what is impressive in your shot is the height of this waterfall - amongst others due to the lack of water ;o). Your inclusion of the figure gives us a splendid view of this, but I think you did wrong choosing for a landscape option. I chose for a crop in portrait mode, and in doing so I avoided some of the washed out spots in your picture.
After I cropped, keeping the person on the left 1/3rd line but still including the tree leaves on the left, I selected the most burnt out spots with PictureIt's Magic Wand - which made me really feel like if I was Harry Potter ;P) - and selected Touchup / Exposure & Lighting, reducing both "highlights" and "contrast" by - 75.
Finally I added a small border with a fade-in effect.
Τι νομίζεις Μπάμπη; Hope you like it... |
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Greece
The far companion... (4)
Xalkida
(2753) |
Straighten, sharpen selection & crop | | Dingo
(11948) [2004-08-30 15:47:12] [7] | As you said, the picture was tilted, Μπάμπη.
I straightened it, then cropped to a wider aspect, and doing so I brought the horizon on the top 1/3rd line.
Then I selected the islet and applied auto-levels.
And sharpened it with PictureIt 10's "sharpen more" setting.
What do you think ? |
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Greece
The far companion... (4)
Xalkida
(2753) |
A more "rational" side of this photo! | | Xalkida
(2753) [2004-08-30 14:08:24] | | My man! When I sent the photo a few minutes ago, I noticed that the photo was tilt to the left. This a 1 degree CW rotated version and more "right". Sorry guys! |
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