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How Trevi dresses in orange sent on November 01, 2014 (7:44) by Jessy68. 98 comments, 4442 views.

at 70mm, 2.5 sec f/16.0, ISO 100, tripod.

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Stefano Masala

sent on November 02, 2014 (16:05) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

apart from the area SX-picture is beautiful. go so jessy
hello good Sunday stefano

Jessy68

sent on November 02, 2014 (16:11) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Many thanks Stephen for your comment! Glad to read you! To the left you'll see ... I will redeem you next time! Best wishes and a nice Sunday:-P;-)

user19782

sent on November 02, 2014 (16:55) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Light beautiful and very well run.
Indeed, the left part ...
Congratulations

Fernando

Jessy68

sent on November 02, 2014 (17:53) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I'm glad your appreciation Fernando. I agree completely on the left side, then in a loud voice if you do notice me! I do not know why but Trevi is becoming a challenge to myself ... sooner or later I will get a shot worthy! Best wishes:-P;-)

Stefano Masala

sent on November 02, 2014 (18:59) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

jessy I have no doubt;-):-P

Jessy68

sent on November 02, 2014 (19:05) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Thanks again Stephen! Hugs;-)

Gianni Aggravi

sent on November 02, 2014 (19:05) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I think it's all been said before on the left so I will not dwell ... for the rest I like, hello and good week. ;-);-);-)

Jessy68

sent on November 02, 2014 (19:15) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Thanks John for your passage, I am always pleased to hear from those who have more experience than I thought about shooting! I really appreciate all criticism and advice if asked politely! :-P;-)

Ciska

sent on November 03, 2014 (22:33) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Beautiful!
Hello
Ciskawow!

Jessy68

sent on November 03, 2014 (23:27) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Thanks for passing Ciska! Too good! Best wishes;-):-P

Fulvio Gioria

sent on November 04, 2014 (7:41) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

But are you really tremendous! :-D:-D:-D As you take a (actually three) and many think! :-P In the meantime I'd love to know what you used for the union of the three shots ... because it seems strange that the result gives a clear break like what you see here on the left ... wow!:-(This Trevi makes you damn right!:-D But who persists sooner or later will have won over adversity!:-P:-D
Well, actually the country here looks not bad ... and the sky was just incredible at the time of the shot ... although I think there's your hand of volpona! :-D:-D Why do not you explain (given that the three shots were done almost together) why the left is blue! ... Okay ... keep in mind this result, so-so for the next merge HDR ... This time you licenziamo in twheezing, however, advised photographer ....:-D:-D
But hello my dear! If I wish you good light it combines another way? Wow! :-D:-P;-)

Jessy68

sent on November 04, 2014 (12:02) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Dear Fulvio ... thank you for your sympathy, I started thinking HDR, you know the desire to try and experiment.

I used Photoshop DC - Function: File> Automate> Merge to HDR Pro. I worked before 64-bit ... can not post it, then 32-bit, and anyway (without wanting to justify as I should have realized) being published on result was a bit different:-D:-D ... much darker above the destrawow !!

I also wanted to get a 'surreal images! I could post in the Photo Art ... excuse the joke! And of course I overdid it !! In this case, all my fault:-D:-D!

Good light to you dear Fulvio! ;-):-P

Fulvio Gioria

sent on November 04, 2014 (12:49) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I get it! I had done the same test using this function of PS, but remember that the result had left me quite puzzled ... so I opted for other programs dedicated to the merger and the personalization of HDR. Usually, in addition to the masks of fusion of PS, use Photomatix 5, which I must admit is a wonder. Then the result of the revision in PS to customize everything and to make it a bit 'more natural ... the dramatic hdr not like it at all and is more for photoart ... I also advise you to use programs for tonemapping (photomatix itself does), that is, to treat as a single shot HDR, but the results were much more natural. It 'a treatment that is good for the sky, clouds, sunsets and anything where you need a particular contrast and checked! Sometimes it becomes an image that immediately said nothing. The trick is tomake it as natural as possible ... and with gusto! Hello dear! :-P;-)

Jessy68

sent on November 04, 2014 (14:04) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Hello Fulvio further ringraziamanto you for signing soffertato to advise some solution pp. I do not know these programs and I'll be happy to check what you tell me! A dear greeting;-):-P

Wildvideo

sent on November 04, 2014 (17:17) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Jessy, the image I really like composition and light. Superb diagonal and pleasant effect "crib".
To solve the problem of blue on the left, to "damage" done, you can do so in Photoshop: With your magic wand select the area in blue and click "extend" until the entire area is selected. Then he points the "fades" with a radius of around 4 pixels. With the eyedropper pick the color from the red part of the sky. With a very large brush hardness to zero, you carry over the selected area and click the mouse a few times, until you've got the right shade. Then you clear and correct any exclusions with the clone stamp. If there are no contour lines, it passes over a paintbrush blur. The result is this:

Hello;-)

Jessy68

sent on November 04, 2014 (18:14) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Thanks Emily ... see that blunders are used, however, to learn new techniques ... !! How do I know so much pleasure the tips and tricks, I'm honored !! A dear greeting and a good evening;-):-P

Anonima.genovese

sent on November 05, 2014 (10:31) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

What a sight Jessy !!!! All of a flame .....
Very good:-)

Jessy68

sent on November 05, 2014 (12:22) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Thanks Paola too good! A big hug! ;-):-P

Federica Rausse

sent on November 09, 2014 (8:29) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Something special that contrast orange blue Federica

Jessy68

sent on November 09, 2014 (9:16) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Thanks Federica, too good! Have a nice Sunday! ;-)

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