I understand your desire, it is completely justified. I also try to do post-processing of my photos "if they require it."
Sometimes the moon looks in harmony with the landscape, but then the light of the moon should be visible on this landscape. This creates a natural connection and the moon looks organic.
With such a dark sky, the moon cannot be blue and so clear :)) There are no traces of its reflection in the water and on the houses. She looks like a stranger here.
But this is only my opinion and it may be wrong :)
There is nothing to apologize for, you are not to blame for anything :)
But you are right, natural photography arouses more interest.
I wish you success :)
Yes, I know, it is not forbidden by the rules. There are funny points in the dialogue like when the author says he took the photo on a full moon night. With a waning quarter the result would be the same... :)
This photo was edited by me to make it more beautiful.
I understand your desire, it is completely justified. I also try to do post-processing of my photos "if they require it."
Sometimes the moon looks in harmony with the landscape, but then the light of the moon should be visible on this landscape. This creates a natural connection and the moon looks organic.
With such a dark sky, the moon cannot be blue and so clear :)) There are no traces of its reflection in the water and on the houses. She looks like a stranger here.
But this is only my opinion and it may be wrong :)
I am sorry, feom now on I will not edit like this anymore, I will share completely natural photos..
There is nothing to apologize for, you are not to blame for anything :)
But you are right, natural photography arouses more interest.
I wish you success :)
Thank you for such a valuable comment
This is being funny...it's the same moon in both pictures. This photo would fit better in a photomontage contest than in an architecture contest.
And yes and no :)
No one forbids the use of post-processing in the competition, but on the other hand, it must be justified and correct.
It turned out not very appropriate here, I agree.
Yes, I know, it is not forbidden by the rules. There are funny points in the dialogue like when the author says he took the photo on a full moon night. With a waning quarter the result would be the same... :)
The bigger the moon, the brighter the light. The picture will be more detailed.
There is a difference )