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I was on a walk when I took this photo, original photo was super grainy so *slight editing was done to increase the “viewer appeal” of it. (P.s I know the trees look super green, I didn’t mess with them, they are just naturally that way, sorry, but I did notice and am aware). The question that I am really striving for here though is, too much editing? Or not enough? This photo was taken with a Canon Rebel EOS, Fps 9, Exposure .51, Contrast .9, Saturation 68 (a little high but it looks nice enough), Definition .35, Highlights 36, Shadows 0, Sharpness 1., Temperature -.9, Tint .19, (positive .19/not negative). And three blemish spot removals.
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@ryanben2 One. Perfect title for this! Two. I quite like this photo! The first thing I noticed was the the sky looks greenish and kind of “off”. I’m guessing it’s because of the highlights being at 36 in my experience you can’t go over maybe 15 if you’re lucky but just might be me.
Other than that I think it’s a good photo! Nice composition etc.@elianafranzenburg Great ideas! I appreciate your compliments! However I only used editor pro, and only use highlights on the grass because they are kinda dead where I live, (the sky was prob that color already to be honest and I totally missed it!) I am after hearing that, going to change my camera settings to better fit the sky and grass contrast! Thanks so much! I appreciate it!
I find myself photographing in cemeteries too often, since they’re public and often scenic. 🙂 Will definitely take a look at this on the webinar on the 13th, and see if I can’t answer some of your questions! https://www.lenspiration.com/photo-critique-with-lenspiration-nov-13/
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