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Post by hmca on Feb 3, 2022 18:52:26 GMT
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Post by Lillias on Feb 3, 2022 22:40:47 GMT
Looking at some of those images in the link you provided I would say that some have colour overlays/effects added, some look to have added light effects and perhaps some added fog.
Maybe try a soft overlay of some sort and see what you think!
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Post by BuckSkin on Feb 3, 2022 23:11:26 GMT
Fog is hard to do anything with and is hard to edit or replicate.
Just about any image editing process aims to do it's best to remove the haze of fog.
Lowering the contrast of a foggy image might enhance the fogginess --- maybe .
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Post by hmca on Feb 4, 2022 0:54:32 GMT
Maybe try a soft overlay of some sort and see what you think! Thanks, Lillias....I did try some overlays using white, greyish, blue and even yellow.....nothings seemed to work for me. If anyone wants to give it a try feel free. I also tried BuckSkin's suggestion but I just can't get it right. |
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Post by Tpgettys on Feb 4, 2022 1:57:08 GMT
I took a quick swipe at the first one, cropping, doing a color enhancement and added some fog to reduce the right side from drawing the eye to it. Can't say it is an improvement, but I wanted to give it try.  |
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Post by hmca on Feb 4, 2022 2:16:09 GMT
I think it's a nice improvement, Tom! I like the added gold to the grasses and I really like what you hajve done with the white house on the far shore. It has that pop that I so admire.
I also like your crop. Thanks!
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Post by pontiac1940 on Feb 4, 2022 5:55:02 GMT
Opened your photo in ACR and adjusted a few things: slight contrast increase, reduced magentas, reduced clarity (softens the look), fiddled with lights and darks. The Fog looks a tad "pink" but the snow is corrected for white. The fog could be picking up "red" hues reflected from the landscape. (Dried grass and bare deciduous trees ... maybe.)  |
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Post by fotofrank on Feb 4, 2022 8:08:27 GMT
 I cropped, and added more fog. Using ACR, I used negative Dehaze on the entire image and brushed back in Dehaze on the house and reflection. |
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Post by hmca on Feb 4, 2022 13:09:30 GMT
Thank you Clive and Frank. It is helpful to see the different ways that this image could be approached. In the end I know it all depends on how I want it to look....but that is always the problem....I'm never sure. So I am most appreciative to see the different takes. To that end I have added the original dng file to the first post.
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Post by Peterj on Feb 4, 2022 21:25:44 GMT
I used On1 exclusively; moving the haze adjustment to the right increases the fog effect, a reflective gradient was used to add sunshine (warmth & vibrance), cropped.  |
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Post by hmca on Feb 4, 2022 23:57:40 GMT
Thanks for adding your edit, Pete.
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Post by PeteB on Feb 5, 2022 14:23:48 GMT
Here is my attempt. I cropped and did some selective haze removable  |
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Post by hmca on Feb 5, 2022 16:13:57 GMT
Thanks, Pete. Along with seeing everyone's take on the image itself, I am noticing....once again....that I need to pay better attention to where and how I crop my images.
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Post by pete61 on Feb 6, 2022 21:05:08 GMT
Cropped the image, then tweaked tone sliders to expand the dynamic range, added a slight increase in vibrance for colors, and applied the Nik Color Effects Pro 4 - Graduated Fog filter adjusted to suit. i.ibb.co/rfd4tQp/DSC6160rv1.jpg |
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Post by hmca on Feb 7, 2022 2:27:35 GMT
Thanks, pete61. I like your edit. Similar to Tom's I like how you emphasized the separation between the foreground and the white house in the background. |
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