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    Nikon D-300
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    All comments welcome.....Cropping?

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    I like this, Bob. As for the cropping-it looks like you did well with ROT.
    Were you in the park? Never been but I am going there in June.
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    HI Julie....I was in the park. This is Blacktop Mtn in the southern part of the park. When you go in June....Don't miss the many fawns at Big Meadows in June. . Also, whiteoak Canyon is great for waterfalls

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    Nice image of my old stomping grounds!

    Thanks for sharing. I don't think I would change the comp with cropping at all.

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    Bob,

    Like the scene and the FG details but feel even with all the color it appears flat. I did two things to the repost (1) Local Contrast Enhancement and (2) Curves correction to lighten the scene and then applied mask using a gradient over the green mountains. I then sharpened the whole image. The upper left and right have lens shade vignetting.

    This lightens the rocks in the FG (curves) and increases contrast throughout (LCE).

    Both discussed at the links below.

    Go to http://www.birdphotographers.net/for...ad.php?t=20434 to see my Image Contrast and Tonal Range Tweaks, Part 1.

    Go to http://www.birdphotographers.net/for...d.php?p=161168 to see my Image Contrast and Tonal Range Tweaks, Part 2.
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    Hi Robert. Really like the repost. I will visit the threads you listed. I hope it will explain the part about the mask and gradient for the green mountains. Thanks for your time in helping me with this image!

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    Hi Robert....Both links you gave me ( Image contrast and Tonal range tweaks) bring up a file not found..can you help?:(

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bob Miller View Post
    Hi Robert....Both links you gave me ( Image contrast and Tonal range tweaks) bring up a file not found..can you help?:(
    Bob,

    Try them again. I got them fixed. Sorry. :o

    If you have any questions, let me know. On the gradient mask, I started drawing it at the bottom of the ridges and stopped at the FG rocks.

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    Hi Bob, I like Robert's repost...It gave the image more dimension which equals more interest. Nice lighting!

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    Hi Bob,
    I'm fine with the crop as presented and Robert's re-post really brought up the details nicely. Well done!

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    REAlly nice scene you have here and you did well. Hop you dont mind but i gave it a go.
    Just lightened the image and did some contrast.
    Aslo cloned out the corners at the top

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    Thanks everyone for the suggestions! I have reworked this image and like it much better now! What a great forum! I am learning a ton !

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