It didn't start out as a fake. I'd taken the photo of the Obi Obi valley from the lookout at Mapleton Falls. Today I downloaded the free trial for ON1 Photo Raw 2024 so, despite not having any idea of how to use it, tried to see what I could do with this rather drab photo. I didn't manage to find out much, but replacing skies seem to be it's forte. I think this is more or less the default sunset - but fortunately the sun is setting in my 'fake sky' exactly where it usually sets!
I have seen a few ON1 photos on 365 but never used it. What a great result fav
@jamibann The camera has always lied even back in the 1850s, the earliest days of photography. I watched a programme a while ago showing how early negatives were cut up and put together again in the darkroom to show depth of field because cameras couldn't produce that back then. It was a French programme and so interesting. If i can find it on the internet I will send you the link
@onewing I've only just got around to watching The Primitives of Photography - what a wonderful compilation of early photographic creativity. Thanks for putting the link up.
April 6th, 2024
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@jamibann The camera has always lied even back in the 1850s, the earliest days of photography. I watched a programme a while ago showing how early negatives were cut up and put together again in the darkroom to show depth of field because cameras couldn't produce that back then. It was a French programme and so interesting. If i can find it on the internet I will send you the link
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dGQITB9_dnk
People think Photoshop is new, but it has been around ever since the beginning but called something different back then,
In case you don't see this, I will post the link to one of your pictures too. Hope you enjoy it.