Four steps:
1. Levels to remove the greenish cast (though not disturbing)
2. Highlights & Shadows adjustment to bring out more detail
3. Noise Removal on a copy of the pp layer
4. Erased the Monkey from the copy layer, to restore the detail
Hope you like! Cheers, Klaus
I've created a separated layer named owl in order to do some slight curves adjustments in background layer.
Adjusted contrasts over owl layer.
Gently dodged and burned some areas.
Hope you like it!
bonjour ralf
bien que je trouve ce cliché de tres bonne qualité du point de vue des details dans le plumage,de la netteté et de la pose,j'ai fait ce WS tres leger car j'ai trouvé le poitrail trop saturé.j'ai diminué la saturation de -30 avec PS CS2.
laurent
I just wanted to show you how 800mm can help you in wild life photography to came closer to the animals without to disturb them.
This is 100mm shot and you can see the same Marabou on the tree marked as my post.
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