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24 May 17 Comment It's Photoshop Tutorial week free May 15-20 at www.creativelive.com May 14th
24 May 17 Comment It's Photoshop Tutorial week free May 15-20 at www.creativelive.com May 14th
24 May 17 Reply It's Photoshop Tutorial week May 15-20 free at www.creativelive.com May 14th
24 May 17 Reply Sorry, I can't reproduce it here and rarely ever.

Any new ideas for me to try?		 May 14th
24 May 17 Reply That's much better to my eye. Now just tone down the two bright spots that distract me.
I also thank you. I just registered with photoshopcafe.		 May 14th
24 May 17 Comment Thanks. Perhaps I may be better able to evaluate and improve the contrast if I convert it to BxW?
Yesterday, I was happy to photograph a Basilica and Art Museum in Milwaukee. Today, I enjoyed Spring flowers and specimen trees in an arboretum. Tomorrow, I'll attend a meeting and competition of my daughter's and grand daughter's Photo Club in Chicago. Then a couple museums and a flight home. 		May 12th
24 May 17 Comment I'm traveling now and can't recall the specific filters I prefer for these decaying buildings.
I try to emphasize the texture of the wood and make sure that all of it has some color and is not even near having highlights blown out.
I also open the shadows and warm its WB.
Other times, I emphasize the grey tones.
For monos, A warm sepia tone often looks appropriate as might a vignette that removes the details around the border.
Another idea is to crop and concentrate on the right center, collapsing building, perhaps leaving one window on the center building. Maybe, the shadows of that window can also be opened to reveal detail too.
Our Club is planning a trip to the ghost town of Brody, CA in the Fall.		 May 9th
24 May 17 Comment I think your image is beautiful as is.

I like to enhance most of my flower images by brightening the centers and oftentimes increasing clarity. My idea is to make each flower pop without losing the delicacy of the petals.

In this image I would also prefer to brighten the petals.
Of course, it's all personal preference and next year I might have a different preference.		 May 9th
24 May 17 Comment It's the blotchy sky that really appeals to me. The composition works well with the unbalanced hill. I think it has a foreboding look, but apppealing nevertheless. May 7th
24 May 17 Comment Yes, I think I should have let this image rest for a couple weeks before accepting my final image. May 3rd
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