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    Dramatic Glasgow Necropolis - HDR type

    I know this isn't going to appeal to everyone and I know that highlight toning and HDR stuff is a little bit ewww sometimes, but I just got Photoshop CS6 and I'm having a blast with it :)

    Two photo composite.

    Sunset from Aug 2012
    Foreground from Glasgow Necropolis taken in Aug 2012 too.
    Birds added for drama.

    Done using these two images


    Glasgow Necropolis by Campsie Photography, on Flickr


    sunset by Campsie Photography, on Flickr


    Necropolis Sunset by Campsie Photography, on Flickr

    It's my way of over dramatising Glasgow as it's pretty boring and grey most of the time.

    Now that I look at it, the birds look totally photoshopped in lol - oh well

    Cheers :)

    Paul
    Last edited by Paulstw; 30-05-2013, 08:35.
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    #2
    Re: Dramatic Glasgow Necropolis - HDR type

    Nice Photoshopping to combine the images. Just a bit over the top on the HDR for me.

    Tom

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      #3
      Re: Dramatic Glasgow Necropolis - HDR type

      Now that would make an album cover ... splendid ... but for which group ...

      Glasgow boring! Nah I like the place.

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        Re: Dramatic Glasgow Necropolis - HDR type

        Must admit it was grey when I stopped there last November on the way to Skye. Most of the images I took were rather uninspiring.

        Whatever we might think about the final image its nice to have a tinker with the features in PS.

        Actually don't dislike it but might agree a bit OTT:)
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          #5
          Re: Dramatic Glasgow Necropolis - HDR type

          Very Gothic. Leave the Birds in and add a dark cloaked figure

          Doug.
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            Re: Dramatic Glasgow Necropolis - HDR type

            lol Yes its very OTT to be honest. I could use it for my bro's band "The Dead Generals" next album cover lol

            I loved the trip to the RSPB centre today, and I got my 17-85 fixed :D happy day
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              Re: Dramatic Glasgow Necropolis - HDR type

              Not really my thing but you've done a good job. Always good to experiment. Looks to me like a line of lava flowing from the left hand memorial, which may be a bit concerning to the good people of Glasgow!
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                Re: Dramatic Glasgow Necropolis - HDR type

                Originally posted by AlexR! View Post
                Not really my thing but you've done a good job. Always good to experiment. Looks to me like a line of lava flowing from the left hand memorial, which may be a bit concerning to the good people of Glasgow!
                For some reason FLickr upload has made it look awful. The original is a lot more subtle on the sharpness and more natural looking. It's almost Apocalyptic lol
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