Dale, that is a very nice image.
It's been 18 or 19 years since I've been to that area last time.
When I was looking at the photo, it reminded me of old photos.
I thought that if it were mine, I'd probably try to play with
some soft-lens effect (like that of Pentax F-85/2.8-soft).
It seems to me that someone on the list posted a very nice photo with that
type of effect - for some reason, I am thinking it was a scene from
Midwest, in which case, it was probably Darren. But I might be wrong, as
have only a vague memory of that photo...
Now, I am curious: the photo looks quite a bit yellowish on my screen.
I understand it was very sunny, but still. I even started worrying about
my screen calibration, but all other photos look fine.
Did you somehow boost yellow in processing (when you were muting the
colors), or was it yellow like that originally?
(I don't know if you posted the original version earlier, - I might have
missed that.)
Igor
On Sun, May 12, 2019 at 10:35 PM Dale H. Cook wrote:
I am not someone who rushes into post-production of images. When I
displayed my Easter Sunday image of Mabry Mill it was posted raw. After
living with it for a few weeks I finally decided what I needed to do in
post, muting the colors and creating the artistic effect that mirrored
what I felt about the scene when I snapped the shutter.
https://plymouthcolony.net/photos/pages/misc.html#mill
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