Got our first real snow storm of the year. This is a row of trees in our back yard, basically the same image just edited differently. Take a look, do you have a preference to which one you like better. Comments and advice welcome.
Kathy
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5th February 2012, 05:07 PM #1
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Re: Back yard Winter Trees
I prefer the more subtle tones in the first one. In the second one you've upped the blacks and I think that makes it too contrasty (for my taste).
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Re: Back yard Winter Trees
Hi Kathy,
I also prefer the first, although I'd like the top of the trees in shot.
Not only is the second apparently more contrasty, it is about half a stop less 'exposure', comparing histograms.
My week 5 will be a snow scene I shot this morning, so I hope I do it right
(of course there is no 'right' really)
Cheers,
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5th February 2012, 05:58 PM #4
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Re: Back yard Winter Trees
Dave,
Originally Posted by Dave Humphries
Hi Kathy,
I also prefer the first, although I'd like the top of the trees in shot.
Not only is the second apparently more contrasty, it is about half a stop less 'exposure', comparing histograms.
My week 5 will be a snow scene I shot this morning, so I hope I do it right
(of course there is no 'right' really)
Cheers,
Thanks for looking. I did notice the top of the trees after I had posted the photo (Im a little slow
). Good Luck on your photo, can't wait to see it!! I am sure you will do it right!
Kathy
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