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@TG: Wonderful landscape. Thanks for explaining the process. The sky is desaturated and there is a dark to light gradient from top to bottom excluding the clouds, so that also was part of PP right.?
@praful: Beautiful! Could haev lit up the nearby grass a bit more.
@Clevermax
That is not separately worked upon, its the effect of the overlay process, mainly due to the existing luminance gradient.
@TSEA - Loved the 3rd pic
@Praful - Great shot dude :)
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Originally Posted by Torqueguru
(Post 1751803)
@Clevermax
That is not separately worked upon, its the effect of the overlay process, mainly due to the existing luminance gradient. |
Oh I see. I usually try to reduce the levels by adding a new levels layer, and then apply a gradient mask on it to get the sky like that. Now I learned a new technique, thanks TG! Yea I understand that the sky has to have a luminance gradient for this to work.
@Torqueguru: The snaps are just awesome. Looks like a paradise.
@Praful: The sky looks beautiful. A great shot.
I have so much to learn about photography....
Few amateur shots attached.
Walk in the clouds...
In between earth & Sky...
KP trek...

@VTEC: Can't see the pics, is it only me?
OT, but the
Alfa picture I posted in flickr came in explore on 20th and initial rank was 286/500. Yesterday when I checked it went upto 46/500 and now it is 31/500! My best ever rank in explore, beating 34/500 for my
lens shot. :) Interestingly, both are almost black&white shots with some selective colors.
BTW, there is a
site which helps you easily find whether any of your photos have been in explore.
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Originally Posted by clevermax
(Post 1751961)
@VTEC: Can't see the pics, is it only me?
OT, but the Alfa picture I posted in flickr came in explore on 20th and initial rank was 286/500. Yesterday when I checked it went upto 46/500 and now it is 31/500! My best ever rank in explore, beating 34/500 for my lens shot. :) Interestingly, both are almost black&white shots with some selective colors.
BTW, there is a site which helps you easily find whether any of your photos have been in explore. |
Congrats sunil, So finally you proved that your photograpy skills have outperformed my lucky fingers. Win something and lets split it right in the middle. :D
Pramod
No clever, its not only you,looks like even I've turned blind. :P
And congrats on the achievement. Only few can go there. :thumbs up
I agree this might be the worse photo posted in the thread till date.
But this is the door to the parking lot in a billion $ MNC.

I kid you not. This is fwd mail or anything. Picture taken by me with my phone cam sadly in my company basement.
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Originally Posted by yzfrj
(Post 1752358)
I agree this might be the worse photo posted in the thread till date.
But this is the door to the parking lot in a billion $ MNC. Attachment 295244
I kid you not. This is fwd mail or anything. Picture taken by me with my phone cam sadly in my company basement. |
OT
That's not sad. That's the sign on company going green. Less steel used -> less demand -> less production -> less pollution. Instead of using metal, very good use of natural resources too. Use of coir -> natural substance -> bio-degradable->more demand for coir->more production->more jobs for poor people.
:D
Thanks pramod & preetam
Clever I heard you are shining in the flickr community. So where is the party ?
I am working on some DIY project on strobes and home-made lights. Lets see how far I can go. Learning is always fun and the fact is; it never ends in life !!
Posting the pictures again. I'm able to see the pictures though :p
Here is a test of my new DIY soft box. Anniversary gift by wife :D. Kit lens can actually do wonders.
Pramod
pramod, that may not be the best lighting for the kind of shoot your are trying.
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Originally Posted by Samurai
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pramod, that may not be the best lighting for the kind of shoot your are trying. |
Thanks for the feedback samurai,
I am still learning, this DIY box was held in one hand and camera clicked with other. I have no idea about what settings do what and trust me experimenting with a strobist at such a nascent stage is surly an overkill, Please help me understand what is wrong and also let me know what could have been done to improve this shot.
Pramod
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