Went for a walk today to Elabana Falls in Lamington NP.
The falls
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Looking down the falls from Picnic Rock
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O'Reilly's garden
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Very nice images, love the place as well!
The dark spots on the second image can be PP if you have Viveza in the filters of you PS. which will bring this very nice image to another level!
The exposure on all of them is spot on, you need grad filters like me and then there will be no dark areas :)
Cheers
Arthur, thanks for the feedback as always:) The problem with the 2nd shot (and all that I took from the spot) is that the RH rock face was in full sunlight, meaning I had dramas dropping those levels down while maintaining the LHS. Using PSE is limited and CS4 is on my list this year, maybe a xmas pressy:angel:Quote:
Originally Posted by Chucaro
I've just read an article on applying "grad filters" during post editing which I'll try but at the end of the day I think my position on the rocks was a poor choice. Having said that, it was slippery and I was by myself so was exercising some caution. I've got a 10-20mm coming which would have been excellent in this location.
The image can be improved in less than 5 minutes so keep the original safe and it will be Ok
If you are thinking in buying PS get PSCS5 which is very good by the reports that I have read.
Have a look this articles as well.
Add Drama to Photos with Lightroom's Graduated Filter | CreativePro.com
The Graduated Filter: Lightroom 2.0 | Dolce Pics - Digital Photography Tips
Lightroom 2: Adjustment Brush and Gradient Filter - New | profiPhotos.com
Lightroom In-Depth: Graduated Filter | Nir Dremer Photography
If you like that I do a PP on your photo just let me know.
Cheers
As a grandfather I am drooling too :D
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Cheers, Steve
heaps good photosQuote:
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A couple of my most recent shots
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https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/im...10/05/1307.jpg
here is one i took today 50m from the top of our propert this is looking to singleton
https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/im...010/05/706.jpg
see if you can find the defender i couldnt see the tracks as the grass was about half a meter long and rocks were getting scary,just ask the diff