Not an HDR image, just over the top processing for a gritty feel.
I use both Photoshop Lightroom and Elements 5.0. In Lightroom, I increase the Recovery, Fill Light, Contrast, Clarity, and Vibrance Sliders to +100%. I also use the Strong Contrast on the curves section and increase the blacks slider to 15 to 25%. Then I back off on the Saturation slider to the negative value; -75 in this photo.
This cracked me up. To understand why, please read this blog entry: http://lacochran.blogspot.com/2009/11/theres-no-regrets-if-i-had-to-do-same.html Hee Hee!
Now that's what I call an abstract design! Great find!
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There must be a theme today. Yours is the fourth photo I have come across with leaves. Great shot. Love the mixture of color and texture.
ReplyDeleteMomentary painting!
ReplyDeleteDon't worry, soon, very very soon, you'll be dating a snow shovel! :)
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HDR? Such incredible detail and color. tell me please!
ReplyDeleteNot an HDR image, just over the top processing for a gritty feel.
ReplyDeleteI use both Photoshop Lightroom and Elements 5.0. In Lightroom, I increase the Recovery, Fill Light, Contrast, Clarity, and Vibrance Sliders to +100%. I also use the Strong Contrast on the curves section and increase the blacks slider to 15 to 25%. Then I back off on the Saturation slider to the negative value; -75 in this photo.
I think a photo like this is a pretty good excuse not to rake at all.
ReplyDeleteVery nice. Autumn is an amazing time when you have a camera in your hand.
ReplyDeleteBut the upside is the awesome Autumn photos you take! Or did someone already say that?
ReplyDeleteI just leave it (no pun intended) and hope the worms do the job. They normally do!
ReplyDeleteThis cracked me up. To understand why, please read this blog entry:
ReplyDeletehttp://lacochran.blogspot.com/2009/11/theres-no-regrets-if-i-had-to-do-same.html
Hee Hee!