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<blockquote data-quote="BackdoorArts" data-source="post: 234517" data-attributes="member: 9240">I'm having a tough time trying to figure out what was really there, what you did in the field and what you tried in post.&nbsp; It looks like you did some light painting in the field, but perhaps not.&nbsp; There's some severe sharpening/clarifying going on at the top edge of that mound at the left.&nbsp; If it's not flat then you've totally flattened it.&nbsp; It looks like it could be a piece of slate shot straight out of the ground.&nbsp; Foreground is too harsh.Would love to see what it looks like out of the camera.&nbsp; It has the potential to be something cool depending on how much of the distraction was done in post.&nbsp; As is the foreground is overlit and harsh, which I'm assuming was done in the field, and the lighting is very uneven.&nbsp; I did a little work with just the burn and dodge tools in PS trying to even up the foreground and fade it back a bit.&nbsp; Not a stellar effort, but it moves it in what I believe is a positive direction.[ATTACH=full]63420[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="BackdoorArts, post: 234517, member: 9240"] I'm having a tough time trying to figure out what was really there, what you did in the field and what you tried in post. It looks like you did some light painting in the field, but perhaps not. There's some severe sharpening/clarifying going on at the top edge of that mound at the left. If it's not flat then you've totally flattened it. It looks like it could be a piece of slate shot straight out of the ground. Foreground is too harsh. Would love to see what it looks like out of the camera. It has the potential to be something cool depending on how much of the distraction was done in post. As is the foreground is overlit and harsh, which I'm assuming was done in the field, and the lighting is very uneven. I did a little work with just the burn and dodge tools in PS trying to even up the foreground and fade it back a bit. Not a stellar effort, but it moves it in what I believe is a positive direction. [ATTACH type="full"]63420._xfImport[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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