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Maybe because of the eruption of the Icelandic vulcano Eyjafjallajökull some impressive sky views from my flight back from Berlin to Munich.
Not sure about this river, should be in Bavaria, I guess (maybe Thuringia).
Wenn jemand weiß, welcher Fluß das ist, wäre ich für ein Feedback dankbar. Sollte wahrscheinlich in Bayern sein (vielleicht Thüringen).
Intention: when there is light in front of a faces it can really bring out features and have an intense feeling to it.
Reference: Duchemin “[shadows are] important and they can be used to create depth, shape, line and mood”
Outcome: this kind of close up photo is one that a lot of movie posters use, which is something that I really love about it
Edits: I increased the saturation and vibrancy of the purple color
Sometimes, you just can't beat 36K of PARs and a general cover of fresnels.
4 Colour wash by PAR cans with cold/warm frontlight and lavender backlight for real flexiblity.
I created this photo with the front light in mind. Duchemin talks about how front light casts away the shadows in a scene and the light bounces back from the subject. I am happy with this shot because although the light is bouncing back, it also has depth because of the dimension of this plant. I enhanced this photo with a levels adjustment, hue and saturation, and slight dodging and burning.