Show us your 'improved' photos!
- Thread starter hemiadda2d
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looks great, but the white hoppers are FAR too white, espically when pictured in that dust storm!
Yeah, I don't have any D&RGW Trainworx hoppers, so my BN cars had to be a stand-in...
I added some grime to the BN cars, but I guess not enough...
I added some grime to the BN cars, but I guess not enough...
meah, great shot...throw some dust in front of that first hopper, you'll be fine...to me it jsut stood out a bit too much for the shot!
Chessie6459
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Belmarvalley said:
Thanks! It helps to have a good subject to start with. Kudos to Marty & Company for the incredible Tunnel Motors!Hi hemi,
I've noticed your increasing proficiency with a camera! As well as the great prototype shots you track down. Now to work on your manipulation skills. . .
This one, to me, is a little heavy handed, but then I have only a 500 x 375 image to go by. (I went to the Railimages site but couldn't find a bigger one of this specific shot.) I think it needs a little more transparency in terms of color blending and the dissolution of the edges. Usually for me that means a little more randomness, and a litle freer hand. It's hard to comment further without knowing what software you are using. Photoshop CS has "adjustment layers" that really let me play.
Pete
I've noticed your increasing proficiency with a camera! As well as the great prototype shots you track down. Now to work on your manipulation skills. . .
This one, to me, is a little heavy handed, but then I have only a 500 x 375 image to go by. (I went to the Railimages site but couldn't find a bigger one of this specific shot.) I think it needs a little more transparency in terms of color blending and the dissolution of the edges. Usually for me that means a little more randomness, and a litle freer hand. It's hard to comment further without knowing what software you are using. Photoshop CS has "adjustment layers" that really let me play.
Pete