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Julian...this is certainly a little masterpiece....these dark, fat, intense, but still humble (and dreamy), very present colours...are a joy to look at.. :thumbup:
Indeed, but I wonder if Andrew uses kind of glamour filter on some of his shots...Well done, Andrew.
Maybe but I don't think I would hard to emulate the tonality with some post processing.Indeed, but I wonder if Andrew uses kind of glamour filter on some of his shots
Hi Foveon I often give negative fill light in Sigma photo pro to get away from that gritty high contrast you can get from the Merrill files. It can if not careful edge towards that glamour glow look though. Otherwise everything is done via Cs6 without any extra filters than what Adobe supplies.Indeed, but I wonder if Andrew uses kind of glamour filter on some of his shots
Maybe but I don't think I would hard to emulate the tonality with some post processing.
My approval came because it went brought back my memories of the explanations of composition and tonal balance that used to be the mainstay of the editorial in the photographic magazines of my youth. When I was a lad the Amateur Photographer was predominantly about why some pictures worked and some didn't. Photos were accompanied by line drawings showing what made the composition successful or weak. Camera reviews were relatively rare. I don't doubt such magazines are around these days but I get the impression that encouraging snappers to upgrade from a Mark 1 to a Mark 2 is where the interest/money lies.
Andrew posts some lovely shots - but I picked this one as the best 'picture' he has offered us for a while.
Tony
Tony