Looks like a plane crash, but actually it's an old plane set up between beach cafetarias in the Netherlands. Looking down the dunes, which are very high in that area, as you can't see the whole plane, it just looks like a pitot's failure.
Cropping, layers, bit of NI, contrast, sharpening, sepia toning, darkening.
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From the Rules-- Layers: Only Adjustment Layers (or the non-Photoshop equivalent) may be used. An Adjustment Layer is one that does not contain any pixel data
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I don't understand the explanation for the DQ. I thought as long as a layer is used for the whole photo it was alright in basic. I don't know what they're saying about 'just an adjustment layer' is ok and an 'adjustment layer with pixel data' is not.
What is 'just an ajustment layer'??? How does that effect a photo, can anybody explain that to me please?
Earlier I saw the photo of a air plan at ripley's on dpc and said if the photo would have been of a real plane it would have been more dramatic. This is the shot I wished the other one was. Good shot
I really like the tones in the bank and plane. There's a nice feel in the lower half of the image. The centered horizon and bright section of the sky take away from the imact IMO.
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