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jonon9 · 2010-05-07 00:21:32

Im new to Landscape photography I mostly do portait type stuff but I wanted to learn new things so I uploaded a pic for c&c. This photo was taken at 5 in the morning of an old abby in Ennis no filters were used just a few adjustments in ps.

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Im new to Landscape photography I mostly do portait type stuff but I wanted to learn new things so I uploaded a pic for c&c.

This photo was taken at 5 in the morning of an old abby in Ennis no filters were used just a few adjustments in ps.

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#2 07-05-2010 8:16am

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I like what you were going for but I think this is a bit to dark and crooked.

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#3 07-05-2010 9:12am

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is it cloud cover thats making it look crooked or is it the actual horizon

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#4 07-05-2010 9:42am

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ihastakephoto wrote: »

is it cloud cover thats making it look crooked or is it the actual horizon

I reckon its the horizon, look at the lights below the clouds.

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#5 07-05-2010 9:49am

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Yup,

Do agree - it was a good idea, but I dont think you leveled the tripod and camera well.

You can still save quite a lot from the picture - add some contrast to it and play around the levels and curves in PS.

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#6 07-05-2010 11:57am

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Its actually thick fog creeping up from the hill, the abby is on a hill with the town of in the distance.

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