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[lovelife65]

Not sure I like this image.
Crop very tight, a little underexposed maybe.

But, anyhoo...

[Geoff F]

Yes, a little bit tight at the top; but otherwise quite acceptable.

[tbob]

See if you can bring up the interior detail and light. I am not sure what program you use. To illustrate: I did quick convert in Capture One by masking the interior bits and lightening them up with the Shadows tool then doing a bit of a curve to drop the brighter areas.

Go a bit wild with the sliders (?) in post processing just to experiment and learn. The best learning technique as far as I am concerned

[lovelife65]

See if you can bring up the interior detail and light. I am not sure what program you use. To illustrate: I did quick convert in Capture One by masking the interior bits and lightening them up with the Shadows tool then doing a bit of a curve to drop the brighter areas.

Go a bit wild with the sliders (?) in post processing just to experiment and learn. The best learning technique as far as I am concerned

Thanks for taking the time to teach and edit. Looks great.
I left it pretty much alone straight out of camera since I was using acros film sim. I’m trying to get to a point where I can just use my jpegs with these film sims. Nothing special with the photograph other than some tough lighting and a way to learn. I did indeed get it a little more underexposed than I wanted, but wanted a bit of mystery too.

Thanks again for your time.

[george013]

Thanks for taking the time to teach and edit. Looks great.
I left it pretty much alone straight out of camera since I was using acros film sim. I’m trying to get to a point where I can just use my jpegs with these film sims. Nothing special with the photograph other than some tough lighting and a way to learn. I did indeed get it a little more underexposed than I wanted, but wanted a bit of mystery too.

Thanks again for your time.

Why is it underexposed?

George

[Shadowman]

Nicely processed, the sky is a bit unnatural though.