Hi Stanley
I am happy that you like the workhsop version, in fact, it is you who took the original photo and I merely change minor changes without too much heavy-processing to maintain your original flavor.
I joined TL only 2 months ago, started photography on Aug31 this year, so I am yet to learn more depth about the subject. It is my pleasure that we can share it simultaneously.
I feel happy that you have great courage to post a raw photo straight off your lens after resize. That is a great thing because you will look for critique and comments and immediately will know strength or weakness of the shot.
Essentially it is quite easy for me to do the workshop because your photo is simple and good quality. I am glad that the result has become what you
You retain full copyright of the edited photo in the workshop and you have sole right to rename it. All original photos and workshop versions are your property. I merely edited it.
For your enthusiasm, I now append these links for you to use as a guide for starting, it is very useful for me.
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I hope after reading this, your next post will be better to get your off the ground. TFS
Regards
Bill
p/s I read your intro, nice gift of S5, pretty wife and a son, and I happen to like quiet Ipoh when passing through, it has great food. Happy for you, dude. |
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