
Taken with a Nikon SLR (good ol' film camera!) (5 years and 3069 days ago)
Tara mt. - Serbia (5 years and 3072 days ago)
Try this: Duplicate the background layer. Apply a gaussion blur at about a radius of 6. Set the layer to "soft layer". Merge (flatten) the layers and then possibly bring the saturation up a bit. These are all legal adjustments because they work on the photo as a whole. It makes it pop without changing the original photo too much.
Thank you. I didn't know we can do any correction with photo. So if I work on the photo as a whole that is allowed ..
yes we can make some adjustments as a whole. Go to the top and put your cursor over "Help", click on "rules and guidelines" and read those rules first. Then after you read those general rules, click on the link that says "photography" and it will give you rules specific to the photography section
Thank you k5683 for advice and comments.
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I found this house besides the road to Yumthang Valley. It was just wonderful scene... Colorful leaves covered the hills and a small farm house. (5 years and 3551 days ago)
A beautiful setting, but it doesn't look like a farm
Absolutely stunning image but kyricom is right this isn't a farm
Thanks to all. And I don't know it is a real farm house or not but I think it is on theme. So I've changed the name.
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Too dark, with too much dead space at the bottom.
This would be far more visually impressive if you cropped it so that the farmhouse occupied the majority of the picture plane, since the field is so dark, the right hand side so foggy, and the sky somewhat colorless.
I would just crop some of the field, I really like the fog and the blue sky above it.
I cropped it bit. I agree the dark was weighing it down a bit too much. hopefully this is better
yes, that helps
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