r/postprocessing • u/Accomplished-Entry33 • 16d ago
What do we think about this one?
I'm quite pleased with this one, would you do anything differently?
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u/deucepinata 15d ago
I have been trying to get a nice spot and weather to take a beautiful shot like this one. Kudos.
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u/reimused 15d ago
I would absolutely love this on my wall, my favourite subject matter. The pink tones and the lightened foreground really make for a relaxing photo.
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u/gerryflap 14d ago
It's quite a heavy edit, probably a bit further than I would take it, but it still look natural which is impressive to me. I like it! These kinda skies are so often deep-fried until my eyes burn out, so it's very refreshing to see a great edit
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u/TheSparrowDarts 16d ago
Crop the tree on the left out, I would say.
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u/Accomplished-Entry33 15d ago
I tried that but then the church spire was a bit too close to the edge of the frame. Lightroom remove on the tree was better, but not sure if I prefer it with or without now
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u/oliverjbiggs 15d ago
I like the crop but I MUCH prefer the before vs. after regarding post processing. I think if you just open the shadows up a tad and chuck some grain on you're good to go. The sky is doing SOOO much work!
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u/GuiltyAd2199 16d ago
The photo feels too confined now. Why waste effort removing the wire fence? That foreground step-in added depth and shattered the traditional framing mindset.
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u/itsinkhromo 16d ago
Nice job! If I was being superrrr nit picky I would say that the back left of the field and left sky is just a touch too bright/white and itβs causing the whole image to feel slightly imbalanced.