Convert to Digital Negative, then in Camera RAW, increase Blacks, countered with Fill Light, sharpenn some noise filtering. In PS, removed a sensor dust, Unsharp Mask, size, border, save.
I predict 4.8. This shot won't "wow" anyone.
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It's a fallen tree from over 10 years ago. Once the property is mine (I'm buying it, it's next door), I'll chop that log up for the fireplace.
Thank you for the eval. It's not really a lawn, but still in bad need of a mowing.
What I like:
- the contrast between the lower field and the upper one
What I don't like:
- The trees in the midground break up the two fields and make the picture a bit busy. I also am not sure if the object between the two trees on the ground is a log or a machine?
Overall: I'm basing my comments in part on the title and the fact that I like the contrast between the lower and upper field. I think the trees are distracting from this difference. If not for the title, I may not have even noticed that the lower field was mowed.
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