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Re: Sunset at Pierce
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Re: Sunset at Pierce
seems the contrast have been pulled too far, the black blacks is quite disturbing to me, no offence.
#2 has great potential, waiting for the right moment can yield a more worthy shot that tells a story too  |
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Re: Sunset at Pierce
None taken! That is how I will learn.. Yea you are right, was a bit heavy handed with the contrast but then I was trying to capture the ambience of a sunset the best I know how without the pics coming out too white-tish. Thanks for your comments
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Re: Sunset at Pierce
  sunset u can shoot by underexposing alittle for the sun so you don't get too much whites which are the overblown area so to speak. You can try out using curves or levels in photoshop to pinpoint your contrast adjustments |
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