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Rocks and Trees
Rocks and Trees
Photography \ Nature | 06/17/08 @612 | 
androx3k | 
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A shot taken in a stormy day between two valleys after three hours climbing in the central Italy mountains.Nation Park of Abruzzo.
----UPDATE-----
As suggested I reviewed the process of reduction (from 10 MP to 716 it gives too much sharpness).
I also played with my monitor luminance... I hope this time it will be better.
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06/17/08 @683
Looks slightly oversharpened and saturation could be decreased a little too imo.
06/17/08 @684
Still, nice work!
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06/17/08 @712
agree with the others about sharpness and saturation.
06/17/08 @730
I like the big one.
Try to make the blue sky bluer and the picture darker.
Still:
Top mark
06/17/08 @748
Carlos
06/17/08 @751
@cupcake - I'm sorry but the sky was stormy. Behind there are mountins and snow but a lot of clouds in the middle.
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06/18/08 @227
Sharpness looks better.
Try to use the "famous" Robert Mekis sharpening technique:
http://www.robertmekis.com/articles/sharpening/sharpening.html
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