Winter landscape at the river
Today, I was processing the next series of photos taken at the beginning of winter. And while the entire series has not yet been processed, I wanted to share one of the finished work and get your opinion on it.
In addition, I want to reveal to you a few stages of the creation of this photo.
Here is the original JPG file shot on camera presented. It was photographed in landscape mode automatically. Therefore, due to the backlight it turned underexposed.
This is the result of processing RAW file of the same photo in Adobe Lightroom. Basically, I had planned to stop there.
When I was going to save my work as a JPG file, I came up with the idea to try to apply the HDR-effects. And that's what I came out of it...
I will be glad to hear your opinion in the comments of a photo you like: this (with the HDR-effects) or previous (just processing in Adobe Lightroom).
Nikon D5000 18-55VR
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nice work, as usual :-) upvoted
Thank you @pcste! Nice to hear that! 8)
I like the final image, though the left side looks a bit cool, perhaps a slight boost to the warm tones using a graduated filter on that side.
Thank you for the tip, @mweich! Glad you like it 8)
I love how you popped the reds in the building. It's a great landscape shot. My only recommendation might be to crop the sky down, as there isn't a lot going on in the clouds near the top.
Nice shot.
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