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Tue, May 8, 12 at 20:47
| Though love the dreamy look of fog in a real scene when you look at on screen I think it needs a slight pop! Im out of here for fog in mornings, especially as the sunrises become earlier time wise!
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| Love the second one! |
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| I like the first one. The sharpness of the dark foreground tree acts as a counterpoint for the diffused effect of the fog in the background. |
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| Thanks Bigack and Zenman! I found that fog can be diffused at times and it enjoyit immensley naturally, But when you see layers, strands, you'd like to 'pop out' a little contrasting, etc is needed. I was shooting in the morning with d-lighting-an in-camera option for contrasting light & shadows. I've been using it lately but have noticed with setting high it gives a lot of grain. So for Topaz Adjust workflow-I use the Denoise 1st then the TA 5 for poppin' these fog pics...above basic editing but its a fun software...
This is TA B&W-umber dynamic after the above processing....
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| Re-do the second pic with fall colors. It coukd be a winner. |
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| They are all lovely. I especially like the sepia and bw ones, I think they really suit fog shots. |
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| THought about that Jem, will see if I have something that can. Thank you kindly everyone! |
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