As you know I am very new to the lightroom software, so go easy on me with the image below (Well I hope below, first one from Flickr account)
The Old Finch Inn @ Finchingfield
The Old Finch Inn @ Finchingfield
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Andy
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Re: The Old Finch Inn
processed well, shame you clipped the roof:- Ian
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Re: The Old Finch Inn
Thank you IanOriginally posted by Tigger View Post
The roof happened in lightroom when I auto set the photos horizontal & verticals, must admit I did miss it though.
AndyAndy
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Re: The Old Finch Inn
you need to give yourself extra space when taking the photo if your going to be adjusting horizontal & verticals - its a lesson we've all learnt ;o):- Ian
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Re: The Old Finch Inn
Nice subject matter and nicely converted too. Clearly a very grey day looking at the sky. Better to wait from some interest up there if going for mono
And the roof is only slightly clipped
Alan.
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