Yonshuo Mountain Sunrise

Practiced with my new Singh-Ray filter, which resulted in the colors above. If only I knew how to use photoshop I could probably remove that strange sun ray dot above the sun.

Main album version seemingly in Chinese charcoal watercolor: http://365project.org/jyokota/365

Black and white version: http://365project.org/jyokota/challenges-and/2016-11-05

Taffy's main panorama: http://365project.org/taffy/365/2016-11-05

[Taffy]

Simply stunning - bringing back wonderful memories! I love your capture of the sunburst and dappled lighting, and the way the rays move among the mountainsides. Beautiful!!

[julia]

This is beautiful.. love the colours..

[Francesca Ciarrocchi]

I think it's perfect!

[Rosie Kind]

Fantastic - Fav

[Sarah]

Amazing.

[Clare Gadsby]

oh my how stunningly gorgeous and serene

[Robert Barr]

Gorgeous.

[Graeme Stevens]

Outstanding

[Joan Robillard]

Use the elliptical or rectangle marquee to select the area then use Edit-fill and set to content aware. Or use the healing brush set to content aware.

An amazing photo

[Marnie]

Absolutely gorgeous, what fantastic geology especially for a photographer.

[Dawn]

Beautiful fav

[Gosia]

Great capture.

[Jane Pittenger]

A stunner

[Joan Robillard]

Oh it occurred to me this morning you can fix with Picmonkey. Click on the head and some of the skin things work for removing things.

[Junko Y]

@joansmor -- not sure if it's because I'm in China and some internet access blocked, but I can't use picmonkey right now. Will try it when I get back -- or even Photoshop with @Taffy 's tutoring! Thanks for the tips!

[Janet]

stunning! fav!

[Taffy]

@jyokota @joansmor The spot is sensor dust and can easily be removed in LR. Use the circle with the arrow and it can clone it out.

[Joan Robillard]

@taffy I do that for small things but prefer to go to PS for content aware

[Margo]

fav