Used this for some dull shots with models, remembered it used blues in one of its filters. I like the effect it gives fog shots, making them cooler and subtly brining out the images masked by the fog.
Fog shots are always a careful balance between the fog and the image obscured.
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Oh. I’m not sure ‘enhance’ is the right word, or at least on a personal level. If anything, it’s anti-contrast. I think I might have been inclined to make it whiter in tone rather than the bluey grey you have gone for; go full minimalism. I have a feeling this isn’t going to do well, but, it’s not a bad photo. It’s a little too ill-defined perhaps, but in conveys an atmosphere, and ambience and really, how else are foggy conditions along the coast going to come out? Can’t say it’s quite my cup of tea, but it has something. It’s not a ten second review shot. And it’s one of the few photos I can actually hear.
My First Weighted Scoring System ™; composition + technical 1/3, challenge* 1/1, post processing results 1/2, ooooh factor 2/3 (it’s a grower), originality 1/1 = 6 (* I don’t think it’s possible to not meet the challenge on this one so everyone gets a 1/1)
I can't see enough contrast to figure out what this is. I thought it might be my monitor, so, before voting, I checked on another. Now I am wondering if it is my eyes.
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