Redrock in the Clouds

[adbsgicom]

Originally Posted by timk519

Got to love these low-post-count posters and their vanishing acts.

Well, he may have been offended by the editing (though "have at it" seemed pretty free license), or life may have intervened (hopefully not too drastically). Personally, I've found this one of the more friendly and helpful places for learning, but everyone needs to find their niche.

[timk519]

Originally Posted by adbsgicom

Well, he may have been offended by the editing (though "have at it" seemed pretty free license), or life may have intervened (hopefully not too drastically). Personally, I've found this one of the more friendly and helpful places for learning, but everyone needs to find their niche.

Agreed.

[Carmelo75]

Agreed as well . I personally like much more suggestions and cryticism than a simple "nice shot!"...

As for this thread, I doubt that Royce got offended, as he was clearly asking for help on the editing, and often showing the result of an editing is much easier and direct than describing it...

I hope he will still close this thread, I'm quite curious to know if he liked the suggestions.

Carmelo.

[adbsgicom]

Originally Posted by Carmelo75

Agreed as well . I personally like much more suggestions and cryticism than a simple "nice shot!"...

As for this thread, I doubt that Royce got offended, as he was clearly asking for help on the editing, and often showing the result of an editing is much easier and direct than describing it...

I hope he will still close this thread, I'm quite curious to know if he liked the suggestions.

Carmelo.

At least for me, my abstract PS skills are not such that I can look and say, "Bump the contrast about 5, slide the red levels down a tad, and apply a sharpen filter in the rocks" without seeing it for real. So, for me, creating a sample image is a precursor to having any potentially useful feedback.

[digidrone]

I do thank you for your comments and your views of this capture.
I'm sorry I went missing on ya but not everyone lives or dies by the amount of posts they make per day
I have been in back country shooting a video with no real world access.
I wanted to see if anyone picked up on the cloning and removal of the objects, powerlines, building etc....
I do believe the extra work on the rocks does work alot better Thanks for that.
I am learning still work and I haven't found a better site for this kind of help.
Thanks again

[adbsgicom]

Originally Posted by digidrone

I do thank you for your comments and your views of this capture.
I'm sorry I went missing on ya but not everyone lives or dies by the amount of posts they make per day
I have been in back country shooting a video with no real world access.
I wanted to see if anyone picked up on the cloning and removal of the objects, powerlines, building etc....
I do believe the extra work on the rocks does work alot better Thanks for that.
I am learning still work and I haven't found a better site for this kind of help.
Thanks again

Glad you are okay, and still around. Hope the back-country trip yielded some footage you're happy with. [ha, one more post today.... ]