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[Note Guidelines] Photographer's Note |
I originally shot this photo in colour, because the sun effect on the forest gave it a really cool colour. But - I could never manage to capture it right. The grey, moody, autumn-rain-feeling just didnt leave the picture. The result was a oversaturated or overexposed as I tried to squeeze out that cool colour. I then experimented with lowering the saturation, but the more I desaturated the picture, the more did I see that it had a great black and white potentional. Finally the crisp sunlit areas came forward and the darker areas remained without noise - the contrast was just great!
At least.... thats what I thought, what YOU think is the big question??!
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Crop (cropped out some grey sky in upper part)
Levels
Convert to B/W with channel mixer
Burn & Dodge
Blurring clouds slighly due to some noise
USM
Resize
USM
Enjoy :) |
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- jossim
(12636) - [2006-10-24 22:00]
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Bonsoir Torbjorn!
Bravo pour cette belle prise unique et originale.
Merci!
joseph
Hei Torbjorn,
Very good result by posting it in b&w.
The atmosphere in your picture is very special. Original pov and framing.
Regards, Ruud
- Aramok
(5166) - [2007-01-17 15:27]
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just catching up after a reasonable absence and missed this one.
I actually like it. Sometimes B&W works really well and it is not something I use much at all. The patches of light against the dark areas works really well adn the composition is excellent.
TFS
Emma
- lousat
(65489) - [2007-11-14 5:39]
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it's first time that i visit your gallery...it's very fantastic,the landscapes you show are beautifull,remember me my norvegian trip in 1992 !! Thanks for share,and big compliments,Luciano