Photo/Photographer thread.

[Nayr]

I have posted this one before, but of all the luck shots I ever got, this one makes me realise more than any of them how lucky one can get.

 

Teeny T Rocky Bay by OddPix1, on Flickr

Great pic, awesome colors - what post processing are you using?

[Wyatt Earp]

Great pic, awesome colors - what post processing are you using?

Lightroom.

I am not a photoshop fan .

[Nayr]

Lightroom.

I am not a photoshop fan .

I've also got Lightroom. There is another product called Bibble which is quite good.

[Nayr]

Heres another example of luck with colors...

[Wyatt Earp]

Heres another example of luck with colors...

Awesome.

 

This was pure luck for one reason only.

I took the photo with my Olympus OMD

Not the best pic I have ever taken, but we stopped on day three of a 4 day stage race and I took photos of the valley ,when I got home I saw the Fire Rainbow to my surprise .

 

P4110033.jpg by OddPix1, on Flickr

[Peach.]

Lightroom.

I am not a photoshop fan .

 

 

Are they not just different programs that achieve the same outcome? 

You would still be doing some editing/processing in lightroom?

 

Iv only heard about it never actually used it, I learnt on photoshop and it does what I need so I don't see a point in learning a new program. 

[nazmo]

Lightroom and Photoshop have overlapping functions, both has their place.

Lightroom is by far better than photoshop at adjusting general settings, exposure, sharpness, noise, batch editing, organising and rating.

 

Photoshop is better at selective editing, removing imperfections etc... or taking editing to a very artistic level.  

 

If you only edit the basic elements of the image, and do adjustments, Lightroom is miles ahead of photoshop for this. Way faster and intuitive.

 

I use both, Im a graphic designer and photographer.

[Wyatt Earp]

Are they not just different programs that achieve the same outcome? 

You would still be doing some editing/processing in lightroom?

 

Iv only heard about it never actually used it, I learnt on photoshop and it does what I need so I don't see a point in learning a new program. 

Nope, both are owned by Adobe, but they are don't deliver the same outcome.

You do edit and process in Ligtroom but nowhere near photoshop's complexity .

[Nayr]

Lightroom is just more photographic specific, where Photoshop has introduced a lot of photographic features. If you're a photoshop guru you can definitely get the same results if not better.

[James Mulholland]

Thanks Wyatt, lets see if it works... One of my older ones but a fav in the Kruger

Wow!

[Frosty]

When I see the sheriff's photos, it reminds me of this photo (Orange river near Colesberg).

Wish I was half as talented.

[nazmo]

Most of the cleaning up in here can only be done in photoshop:

However, lighting, exposure and sky all out of camera.

 

[Wyatt Earp]

When I see the sheriff's photos, it reminds me of this photo (Orange river near Colesberg).

Wish I was half as talented.

Fantastic image this, where did you find it ?

[Frosty]

Fantastic image this, where did you find it ?

From a friend's FB feed, but the photographer's page is https://www.facebook.com/pages/Clive-Wright-Photography/621113781301300

[JXV]

More bicycles, I really need to shoot something else.

Tried getting some movement in this one

 

DSC_8684.jpg

Nice panning shot...try fixing the horizon to make it even better!

[Guest notmyname]

A China took this last night.