This shot was taken this morning handheld.
C&C all welcome.
Sunrise by khussein2011, on Flickr
This shot was taken this morning handheld.
C&C all welcome.
Sunrise by khussein2011, on Flickr
Well done, Khalid. I like the view over the roof tops into the distance and the rising sun.
Serge
It gives an excellent feeling of the place Khalid. Very nice colors too.
Did try brightening the shadow areas?
Thank you Miltos.
Now i did brighten shadow areas + color saturation, i think it looks more deep.
Here is the second version,
Sunrise version 2 by khussein2011, on Flickr
No Khussein (that's your first name, isn't it?) I think you oversaturated it in the second version, the colors look fake.
Ok, if only shadow lightening then i cant see any difference, do you?
I think my eyes cant adjust the right tones.
Appreciate your help.
Khalid
Version3 by khussein2011, on Flickr
Don't know if this will help you get what your after. I used a tone mapping curve on it to just increase the contrast in the mid tone range to reduce the effect of the haze and then use a moderate unsharp mask on the whole picture. Taking care not to over do both to the so that the distance haze was completely lost. Tone mapping wise I have probably done more than is needed to show the effect. I suspect you didn't sharpen the image after it was reduced in size. It's often best to do that just sufficiently to bring the colour and detail out.
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I like the original best I think. The clearity of the last edit has lost the early morning haze feel for me.
True as I pointed out in the post but it still has the early / late subdued lighting aspect to it but I have reduced it too much to show the effect. How much haze is taken out is up to who ever does it. What struck me about the other edits mentioned is that they will have too much effect on the rest of the shot. If the editing package lacks a simple tone mapping curve though it's a long winded method using layers.
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I like the last one the best.
Is it level? The tower seems a bit off.
I like the 2nd one. It give distance to the mountains. I think the contrast on the mountains makes it a bit unreal.