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Very pretty, like your processing, nice sky great blue with hint of cloud, good light on rock and lion especially considering bright sun, good shadow detail. Nicely done all-around.
Tom
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Ditto on the dust bunny.
Nice scene here VPN. I like the detail you captured despite the harsh light.
I wish there was some light in her eyes, but given her head position and the height of the sun - no chance...
How about playing with saturation a bit to add more pop to the sky (without overcooking it to look unnatural)?
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Pity about the lighting but I do like the setting and the rock. I love how the tail drops over the side.
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Very classic scene. Too bad about the harsh light but the tail position and the pose are great. I might consider a crop from the top eliminating about half the blue sky as an alternative.
TFS,
Rachel
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Hi VPN, adjusting the red/magenta, yellow & white, plus the RHS of Levels will take this to the next level, the light will then look better too, but you will still have the shadows sadly.
TFS
Steve
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"PS - Velvia for me"
Well, did not mention it but ran a PS action that is supposed to mimic Velvia!!! It is very flexible as to "how much" Velvia you want
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And agree the sky may be a little cyan. And perhaps the wispy clouds made a bit more white?
Also might think that a real chrome image would block up the shadows more???
Tom
Last edited by Tom Graham; 02-17-2012 at 04:30 PM.
Reason: added about clouds
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That Velvia Photoshop action if your curious is here, free to download - http://www.thelightsrightstudio.com/...italVelvia.htm
Tom
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