Last Train to Coltrane II

[Harold Davis]

Here's my version taken this afternoon. When I processed it, started by establishing the B&W control points and when I did there was a very pronounced blue tint across the entire photo. i tried to work it out with the sliders in color balance. i think it's a pretty good job. established a few color control points to tone down some highlights in the water and a couple in the upper section as well. a touch of USM and that's about it.

Nikon D300, Nikkor 28-80 at 40mm, f/8, 1/100s, -0.3EV, ISO 400

tell me what you think, i appreciate it!!

[Gus Cobos]

I love it Harold... very nice shot, where is this place?

[Alfred Forns]

Hi Harold would like to take a peak at the straight out the camera image? I see some cast on the mud

......btw ding was slightly slower than Corkscrew :eek::)

[Harold Davis]

wow, that's unbelievable!! ding dead?!! must be something to do with the economy:p

here's the original converted to jpeg and resized for posting.

i cant wait to get the ribbing after everyone sees the original:o

[Alfred Forns]

Got it Harold I think the image was over worked? I just did the basic adjustments plus a slight boost using LAB color

What do you think btw tried keeping the same ratio for comparison

[Harold Davis]

looks good. did you make your adjustments before you cropped it and did you sharpen it any?

thank you

[Alfred Forns]

First cropped then adjustments and no sharpening at all Image looks good as it is and the sharpening was looking weird !!!