Morning flight

[jkshyt]

Still experimenting. I tried cloning out the branches on the right in lightroom but it seemed to make it more of a distraction.
Feel free to critique.

Jack

[xpatUSA]

Still experimenting. I tried cloning out the branches on the right in lightroom but it seemed to make it more of a distraction.
Feel free to critique.

Jack

Very nice capture!

[jkshyt]

Very nice capture!

Thanks for the encouragement!
I'm starting to get comfortable in PP.
Getting CC and examples on here also helps a good deal.
Keep it coming!

[pschlute]

I would remove all the vegetation completely !

[pschlute]

Thanks for the encouragement!
I'm starting to get comfortable in PP.
Getting CC and examples on here also helps a good deal.
Keep it coming!

I would suggest you post or better still, link to images that are in .jpg format with a sRGB profile attached. The WEBP file would not open in Photoshop, and I had to convert it. I also suspect it strips the original colour profile. While it will be fine for most browsers today, once an image is opened in a colour managed application, the software will be looking for a profile.

[jkshyt]

I would suggest you post or better still, link to images that are in .jpg format with a sRGB profile attached. The WEBP file would not open in Photoshop, and I had to convert it. I also suspect it strips the original colour profile. While it will be fine for most browsers today, once an image is opened in a colour managed application, the software will be looking for a profile.

I'll have to figure out how to do that. I use Photobucket so there should be a way to to post a link in jpg.
Thanks

[Geoff F]

Peter has had a similar idea to me about the background trees. Although if you wanted to retain some background you could try cloning out the right side branches and reducing the left side trees by about half

[mugge]

I'm with Peter. Clone all vegetation.
Cheers Ole