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    Hi All,

    I made this image at Bear River Migratory Refuge last week. Ideally I wanted to get snowy egret with reflection but could not quite make it this time.


    Nikon D500, Sigma 150-600 sports lens
    ISO 400, f/7.1, 1/2000 sec

    Finally I made the switch to Photoshop cc.

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    Vertical Cropping in Lightroom
    Noise Reduction using Neat Image
    Layers, Masking in Photoshop cc

    Let me know your comments on the same.

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    Hi Krishna, Yes sometimes the elements prevent us from getting that glassy water for a nice reflection, but keep it up and you will get it.
    I have a few suggestions for this image, additional contrast would have the image pop a bit more. Also be aware of your horizon lines,
    in calm water just select one side of the water ring and draw a line to the other to see how far you are off, this will help you until you get the hang of it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tim Foltz View Post
    Hi Krishna, Yes sometimes the elements prevent us from getting that glassy water for a nice reflection, but keep it up and you will get it.
    I have a few suggestions for this image, additional contrast would have the image pop a bit more. Also be aware of your horizon lines,
    in calm water just select one side of the water ring and draw a line to the other to see how far you are off, this will help you until you get the hang of it.

    -Tim
    Thank you for your feedback. This is a nice way to check the horizon. I was not sure how to check, will correct the same.

    I will also see if I can add additional contrast to the image.

    Thanks
    Krishna

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    Hi Tim,

    I Reprocessed the image.

    I found my mistake I was masking on bird and increased the contrast which was my mistake. I corrected it and also corrected the alignment.

    Reposting the processed images.



    Thanks
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    Looks better Krishna but you do have a few blown whites now...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tim Foltz View Post
    Looks better Krishna but you do have a few blown whites now...

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    Hi Tim,

    Thank you pointing out the same. I will try to correct it.

    Thanks
    Krishna

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