Edit My Shot ⇒ Any suggestions?
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Matt Quinn
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Any suggestions?
I took this photo hoping to imitate a Chinese scene with the slanting tree against and blank sky. Don't know if it's possible. Any and all suggestions welcome including fuddegedabodit. Thanks. Matt
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PietFrancke
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Using the composition principle of Emphasis. I darkened the tree, cropped the image, blurred the background, duplicated the tree a couple of times and rotated it with multiply to give more volume to the banches. I do not claim success, but I thank you for making me think about it!Matt Quinn wrote: ↑Tue Jun 12, 2018 2:39 amI took this photo hoping to imitate a Chinese scene with the slanting tree against and blank sky. Don't know if it's possible. Any and all suggestions welcome including fuddegedabodit. Thanks. Matt
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Matt Quinn
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Magic, Piet. Thank you. It has life. It moves as I look at it. Matt
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minniev
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Piet has given you precisely the crop I'd have suggested, though I would have gone somewhere entirely different than Piet did on the processing. His turned out better than mine would have but I wouldn't have thought to melt the waves.Matt Quinn wrote: ↑Tue Jun 12, 2018 2:39 amI took this photo hoping to imitate a Chinese scene with the slanting tree against and blank sky. Don't know if it's possible. Any and all suggestions welcome including fuddegedabodit. Thanks. Matt
Now, why don't you re-edit it, Matt, and see what new treasure you can make of it?
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Matt Quinn
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Minnie, Always tempting me to dare. Guess I need that. Thanks. Matt
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Psjunkie
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I know nothing of a Chinese scene but I couldn't help but play......although mine's a bit stationary
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Man is that cold. Captures the feeling that day when the ocean froze. Thank. Matt
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Thanks Steve. Tell me what you did, please. Matt
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It wasn't much really beyond the crop. I pushed the blacks, whites, shadows, etc. a quarter past until it felt right.
I really liked this exercise and found it a fun image to work with! S-
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