When the seagulls are gone by Canon DSLR Challenge


19-JUN-2004	Andres Ortiz

After the sunset, the seagulls are gone, leaving the rock on its own

Canon EOS 10D ,Canon EF 85mm f/1.8 USM
1s f/22.0 at 85.0mm iso100 hide exif

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Olaf.dk		21-Jun-2004 21:33
I think this is the best of the three - not as soft as the other ones. I tried this very quickly in Photoshop and kind of liked it (you may not agree): 1. Duplicate background layer and set layer blending mode of the new layer to "multiply". 2. Add a curves adjustment layer on top of that with two points on the curve set to input/output=181/228 and 53/72 respectively. -- Olaf

Guest		21-Jun-2004 11:35
As with your other image, a little PS really helps on this. There are some lovely blues, pinks and oranges just waiting to be seen here. It's a pretty image just waiting to be seen! Phil