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Colorful Place V. Color
By Joel Antunes
December 13th, 2007
Colorful place V. Color at Serra da Estrela. Original edit of my serpia(ish) version as many people asked for the original pic. Here it is! Thanks, Joel.
Comments from the Community
Posted By: admin from interfacelift.com
about 1 year, 11 months ago
Note that if you want to try what AdamP just described, you should start with one of the 16:10 resolutions (2560x1600, 1920x1200, 1680x1050, 1440x900, or 1280x800) and then downscale and crop to your desired aspect ratio. The crops of the other resolutions may not match precisely.
Posted By: Joel Antunes
about 1 year, 11 months ago
thanks mate! i like much more the color version, am not very keep at B&W and serpias i know there is nice trick but don't know how to get them done with my pics :s xx
Posted By: McLovin
about 1 year, 11 months ago
A little grain in the sky but over all nice n clear photo taken.
Posted By: nikolausp
about 1 year, 11 months ago
Joel,
Can you please explain what specifically was done to this pic in Photoshop? I'd appreciate it, thanks! I think it's real nice.
Can you please explain what specifically was done to this pic in Photoshop? I'd appreciate it, thanks! I think it's real nice.
Posted By: studerha from ualberta.ca
about 1 year, 11 months ago
it's "sepia"
not "serpia"
:)
not "serpia"
:)
Posted By: Fredouille34
about 1 year, 11 months ago
Jolie ciel et belle lumi貥, bravo
Posted By: interfacelift from adamini.de
about 1 year, 11 months ago
I like it - thanks!
Posted By: Joel Antunes
about 1 year, 11 months ago
well this pic... the deep blue was maybe from the polarizer, also this is an HDR i merged it and then changed hue/contrast/noise reduction from HDR, and thats pretty much it. Ha! the place helped a lot, i bed if i was back in there at this time of the year (winter) would be full of snow Lots of snow! but am not there so i cant grab nice pics for my album, and for you guys. Joel
Posted By: Joel Antunes
about 1 year, 11 months ago
Pois 頶erdade eu ouvi muitas historias sobre a serra, pena nao vivo em portugal porque se nao eu era o numero 1 a tirar fotos a serra... lol
Posted By: gito_ster from yahoo.fr
about 1 year, 11 months ago
I like the contrasts between the "hot" colors in the earth and the "cold" colors in the sky. Except the 2 or 3 small areas with lost highlight details in the clouds, I find this is an excellent shot. But excuse my question: is the horizon in the other side of the lake, skewed. Taking the picture from the level of the water means that the other coast in the distance must be absolutely horizontal and not descending. Is it just me, how things this is a bit bizarre? I don't know...
Posted By: Joel Antunes
about 1 year, 11 months ago
ok, am not a pro photographer, at the time when i took this pic i didn't had a camera bubble level, but if you would like to have a look at this link: http://joelantunes.com.sapo.pt/MYSPACE/map.jpg
where the arrow is, is where my camera was located, as you can see ''the lake is not very regular'' so i couldn't make it very straight, but i tried my best! thanks
where the arrow is, is where my camera was located, as you can see ''the lake is not very regular'' so i couldn't make it very straight, but i tried my best! thanks
Posted By: gito_ster from yahoo.fr
about 1 year, 11 months ago
Thank you for your answer. I have seen the map (nice place btw) but i think that the irregularity of the lake is irrelevant. When you are at the level of the sea or any lake, the distant coasts (regular or not) seem absolutely horizontal. Always. Law of perspective. There is no need to have a bubble to achieve the perfect horizon, though. Straightening in photoshop could do the job. Except if you mean you never crop in photoshop, by conviction. In that case forget what I have said. Thank you again for this nice picture.
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