Hacked Way Lane by Paul Miller 2009, on Flickr
Hacked Way Lane by Paul Miller 2009, on Flickr
No Slack...okay, maybe just a little, just this time...well, maybe another time too......anyway, I like the image but I'm always bothered somewhat by walls which are slanted inward as in your image where everything to right center leans left and everything left leans right. You can use Rotate image (Image Adjustment), skew and perspective (Edit/Transform) to realign those areas without losing too much of the initial image. If you do it before you crop, you won't lose anything. The image below still needs some tweaking to the left of center, but overall, it is closer to an equalization of all verticals.
Then again, maybe that was the effect you were seeking all along and now I've gone and messed up a perfectly good upload...
Last edited by MiniChris; 6th March 2011 at 09:10 PM.
Hi This image of the arch was taken December 18 2010 . THis image you will find has better shadow detail. The highlights also have more detail. This subject is very diffuicult to photgograph. My imahe was atken about 5.16 pm because the light is mich less on the falls. The cave had a nikon sb28 flash added while the image was taken on my Sony 850 with the DRO bracket. This feature on the cameras is vey good as it takes just one image and then clones it into 3 images with differennt DRC. Tis avoids any cahnge caused by movememnt or delay between indivivual frames
Just a similar image to yours. Dec.18 2010
My image of natural arch. Inside of cave added flash and added highlight detail .
I had the same problem but I thought it was because I didn't have the original image to work with...I was running out of crop room when I got it to that "straight look." 18mm is pretty wide and there is going to be some distortion regardless, though between what we've both accomplished, I think it can be minimized.
Thanks anyway. How cool is this forum !
Yes Peter, the photo is rather flat because the lake is too much in the middle
"Something" in the foreground would be fine to give depth.
Try something better than this clumsy work of mines that I post here Peter
In fact it was a rather poor choice of a tree of mines... But it was what I had nearer
Thank you for posting here
Love it. Don't change a thing!
That does look nice. But this is quite a barren landscape actually. It is the top of a dune. I might get someone to take a tree branch along though and have him/her hold it up
This is from another corner, but I am not happy with this one either because there is traffic in there (which I could clone out, I know)
Thanks for the comment
Last edited by Letrow; 8th March 2011 at 09:34 AM.