Treepath - Ebrithil

i feel i should of cropped the middle section, un-edited :)

http://th05.deviantart.net/fs70/PRE/...st-d39wmu4.png

Fix up the colouring and crop so the path is centred and it would look great Eb.

Fix up the colouring? O.o

Yeah the compo isn't bad but I would spice up the colors. What's the point of knowing Photoshop if you don't retouch your photos?

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Originally Posted by Monroe

Yeah the compo isn't bad but I would spice up the colors. What's the point of knowing Photoshop if you don't retouch your photos?

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I always have 4 copies of a pic, original+ edited + original watermarked + edited watermarked.

I wanna see if i have an ability to take nice picture, not how good i am at editing them.

ic. well imo this one isnt bad, still needs to be edited though. Perhaps if it was a diff time of day, like maybe sunrise or set, should be lots of light on it then...depending which way that path is facing

The edited version.

http://th04.deviantart.net/fs71/PRE/...st-d3a2pz6.png

Edited version looks too unnatural.

You have CS5 right Eb? This is what I meant for you to use to edit your photos....

http://www.lynda.com/home/displaycourse.aspx?lpk2=61903

Read up about Camera Raw. Its alot better for photo editing.

that looks like a pretty good site, thanks for the share :)

Do you do photography?

Right now I only have a 10 MP point and shoot, I'm gonna buy a Nikon sometime in the future.

question: if i download cs3 camera raw will it work with cs5?

+ if my cam doesn't save images as RAW files will it still work? :)

If you're more focused on unedited photographs then you should try to find better natural lighting, because the picture came out really dull. I know there's filters and stuff you can put on the lens for that. But all professional photography is retouched to some degree.

camera raw should come with your photoshop. Just open a photo in bridge and you will have the option of opening in RAW. and yes any photo can be opened in RAW mode.

Mmmm.....the moss looks good. And yes, I agree, the warmer version creates a better tone/mood for it.

That's crazy, is this place near your house? You should do some after effects or something to create better lighting. Great picture :)