That is impressive. I have gotten some similar colors by using incandescent WB on sunset scenes where I knew that the sky would be "blowout" orange. Here is a shot done that way.
That is impressive. I have gotten some similar colors by using incandescent WB on sunset scenes where I knew that the sky would be "blowout" orange. Here is a shot done that way.
Am I the only one that feels as if this picture could be rotated 180 degrees and therefore making the branches look like roots?
It's sort of tripping me out.
Am I the only one that feels as if this picture could be rotated 180 degrees and therefore making the branches would look like roots?
It's sort of tripping me out.
@yanko Im sure they up'd the saturation and stuff but the point is what you see is not altered by painting or anything like that.
I get that. I was responding to the part you said about it not being colorized in anyway. If you're shifting the white balance or using gold and blue polarizers or shifting the colors around in post, I would still consider that as colorizing.
I was itching to reply to this, but couldn't because the photo in question was in voting. Here is one from the same location from one of our own:
by darnok. I love the composition, with the two distant trees so carefully positioned. The colours are, i suspect, a true rendition of reality.
