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Another shot from my archives, 9 October 2010.
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Taken inside the Wilderness at the Smokies in Tennessee during our spring break escapade
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In the world of digital photography it's difficult to know just what is real and what isn't. Whereas I try to be honest and process my images to be how they were to my eyes when I took them, I am occasionally guilty of pushing things with some LE images, but then again because I can't afford the most expensive filters they tend to end up with strange colour casts anyway. I feel my approach is more 'going with the flow', rather than significant alteration. This image was taken from the top of Raven Crag in the Lake District on what was a wonderful morning with some great colour in the sky. By the time I got to the top however that colour had just about ebbed away leaving a magnificent but cold scene. This was an exercise in processing as much as anything and involved split toning the same image twice, once for the sky and reflection, and once for the land. The two images were then blended in photoshop. Your opinions are most welcome.
A shot from a few weeks ago - Desaturated and split-toned in Lightroom 5.4 using a pre-set I have now created for this look!
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Southern Victoria has some beautiful natural areas. For the most part Tenby Point isn't one of them.
When the tide is out it's a long way out which leaves a huge muddy brown vista of boats sitting on the bay floor and nothing much else. However, when the water comes all the way in and the sun is just setting, for a small window of time Tenby Point is one of those areas.