Pictures from Richmond Park

Pictures from Richmond Park

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luca brazzi

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3,975 posts

266 months

Sunday 18th July 2004
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Popped out today, making the most of the weather, and David010167's lenses








The rest can be found here:

Big:
www.sleepy-fish.com/richmondpark.htm

Small:
www.sleepy-fish.com/d/richmondpark.htm

LB

ehasler

8,566 posts

284 months

Sunday 18th July 2004
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Some very nice shots! I especially like the 3rd one! What lenses were you using? Did you use any filters? The 3rd one looks like 17-40mm lens with polariser? Am I warm?

luca brazzi

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Sunday 18th July 2004
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ehasler said:
Some very nice shots! I especially like the 3rd one! What lenses were you using? Did you use any filters? The 3rd one looks like 17-40mm lens with polariser? Am I warm?
Thanks Ed.

The 3rd pic is a cheat I'm afraid. The sky was grey, so I used some sky (which was using a polariser) from my PistonFest pictures using Paste Into...after saturating the image for the log. No other filters, just levels and a bit of sharpening.

Lens 20mm Sigma 2.8

Photoshop skills are improving a little at a time, thanks to the advice coming from the peeps on here

LB

ehasler

8,566 posts

284 months

Sunday 18th July 2004
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luca brazzi said:
Photoshop skills are improving a little at a time, thanks to the advice coming from the peeps on here LB
Looks like more than a little!

luca brazzi

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3,975 posts

266 months

Monday 19th July 2004
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Slowly but surely....still need to sit down with an expert with one of my pictures, explain what I'd like to do, then for the expert to guide me through it.

Using the Scott Kelby books at the moment - excellent stuff.

LB

gravymaster

1,857 posts

249 months

Monday 19th July 2004
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Hi Luca.

Excellent photos me thinks!
I think it could be slightly improved by giving it a bit more "punch". You can do this by adjusting the colour saturation, the contrast and sharpening.

Ive attached an edit below to show what i mean. They are very minor changes but here is what I did:

Contrast up 10 in brightness/contrast tool

On the hue/saturation tool:Green saturation increased by 20
Yellow saturation increased by 15

Levels tool dark pipette used to set the top left to black

USM filter Amount 100% Radius 1.0 Threshold 2 (only a slight sharpen)

The result:



Hope this is useful.

Matt

luca brazzi

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3,975 posts

266 months

Monday 19th July 2004
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Cool...will try that on the full size picture tonight. Thanks Matt.

LB

Tango2

428 posts

264 months

Tuesday 20th July 2004
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Superb pics - as ever.. I love Richmond Park!!

rev-erend

21,421 posts

285 months

Wednesday 21st July 2004
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Luca - DOH !

luca brazzi

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266 months

Wednesday 21st July 2004
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rev-erend said:
Luca - DOH !
???

zetec

4,469 posts

252 months

Wednesday 21st July 2004
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rev-erend said:
Luca - DOH !


A deer, a female deer

luca brazzi

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266 months

Thursday 22nd July 2004
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zetec said:

rev-erend said:
Luca - DOH !



A deer, a female deer

Ah, I get it now.

rev-erend

21,421 posts

285 months

Thursday 22nd July 2004
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Sorry - when I saw the picture I could not resist a bit of homer simpson .. what a lousey sence of humour I have ..