Cape May Lighthouse. Originally done (badly) as an HDR, this time I ditched that processing, did some straightening and cleanup in PS, then processed using Luminosity masks. My PS warping skills aren't great but I think they did ok here.
Hobbiest photographer with occasional delusions of grandeur, and several cats. Several years here on 365 project, after a few years on Shuttercal before that. You...
The lighting is beautiful and you don't see it from this vantage point too often. I might have tried to cloned out that fence on the left but all in all I like this shot!
@ludwigsdiana Thank you! @wakelys There was a lot of lens distortion, so everything was tilted in. Plus a lot of lens flare. Then, some exposure and color adjustments, mostly to warm up the grasses. Thank you! @graemestevens Thank you! @olivetreeann It is an unusual vantage point I think. And yeah, should have thought to clone out the fence, oops. Maybe next time it comes up for a throwback. Thank you! @rickster549 Thank you! @momamo Thank you!
March 7th, 2022
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@wakelys There was a lot of lens distortion, so everything was tilted in. Plus a lot of lens flare. Then, some exposure and color adjustments, mostly to warm up the grasses. Thank you!
@graemestevens Thank you!
@olivetreeann It is an unusual vantage point I think. And yeah, should have thought to clone out the fence, oops. Maybe next time it comes up for a throwback. Thank you!
@rickster549 Thank you!
@momamo Thank you!