Processing Differences #1 by Dan Greenberg


12-Feb-2019

I posted this and the next image: https://pbase.com/dlgphoto/image/169020805 at the same time to show how much difference processing can make. Both images started from the exact same image. This one used a red filter to start with less contrast overall. The color version can be seen at: https://pbase.com/dlgphoto/image/168992483

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Ken Zaret		14-Apr-2019 18:03
Great shot in an altogether very impressive gallery. It's also interesting to see how processing can enhance an image. I like this version.

Sam Rua		13-Apr-2019 05:15
Wonderful POV and processing Dan.

Julie Oldfield		09-Apr-2019 01:33
The curves and shadows are intriguing. Love black and white. V

Marcia Rules		08-Apr-2019 14:33
I am leaning color today! VVV

pkocinski		08-Apr-2019 11:54
I like them both - each is awesome!

Graeme		08-Apr-2019 10:53
This looks absolutely amazing in monochrome, Dan. Bravo!! V!

danad		08-Apr-2019 10:02
The light you captured here and your angle made it beautifully dramatic ! V.

Neil Marcus		08-Apr-2019 02:25
I like the less dramatic one the best."VV"

John Vass		08-Apr-2019 01:37
There will be fans of the mono’s and they fit in if you going with a theme but there is a lot to be said for the color version! You guys hit it on a fairly good day!

larose forest photos		08-Apr-2019 00:40
It is amazing to see the differences among the three images. I rather like the one with the heavy contrast, and yet I find this lighter one very appealing. VV

PauloCGama		07-Apr-2019 23:11
Amazing Dan. As I said previously I'd rather use blue fliter but result is also stunning here. The photographer makes the difference. Congrats. v

Glenn Dean (Vatorman)		07-Apr-2019 22:16
One word... 'Alien' BZ-V! Dan!

globalgadabout		07-Apr-2019 21:47
both work, yet the added light of #1 adds a certain verve to scene and moment..

Jim Coffman		07-Apr-2019 21:42
Amazing what a difference! I like this one best.