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Second one for me.
Second one for me.
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A bit frustrated with the dull grey weather today, so have edited a couple of photos taken by Jill with the Canon Ixus point and shoot. It's the same church as in the earlier photos. Not sure if the borders help?
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Hi Andy
Had a go with Raw Edit, all i did was clicked the auto adjustment and boosted the blue saturation a bit. Will delete it you mind so.
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Andy your second edit is my prefered picture well done on a cracking shot1Dmk2, Canon 70-200 f4 L Non-IS & a borrowed canon 28mm
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#1 has a nice sort of mood to it, although prefer #2 B& W also very good. What abput Colins suggestion, a blend of two??? Not that i have any idea how to go about it!!
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Nice compostion as people have already mentioned a grad filter would balance out the sky. 2nd edit for me looks better in the detail.An Image in Time is a Stepping Stone to EternityComment
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