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Any good tricks for brining back an overexposed sky?
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ShalisR
Title: Cao's Haggis Hustler
Posts: 228
Registered: 2002-3-27 10:52:27
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5/4/09 12:45pm
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Any good tricks for brining back an overexposed sky?
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Stunning photo and I love the PP done on it, it looks like a real owrk of art!
As for a and b, normally I would say yay to the straightened one, but right now, I like the slightly squint one, it adds to the artistry of the over all image for me (or it could be just that wine makes my head squint  )
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deadcactus
Posts: 669
Registered: 2001-12-27 09:17:08
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Date Posted:
5/4/09 12:45pm
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Any good tricks for brining back an overexposed sky?
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I think I'm going to go with the straightened one. I like the angle of the angel on the original, but once you notice the horizon is angled it seems distracting. Plus I get the feeling that the preference for the original is smaller in magnitude to the preference for the straightened on. (eg I get the impression people either really dislike the original angle or slightly preffer it.)
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kashani
Title: A Country Boy Can Survive
Posts: 162
Registered: 2003-11-12 09:36:30
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5/4/09 12:45pm
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Any good tricks for brining back an overexposed sky?
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Very nice DC, Very Artsy, I like it! Yes straighten it. Not sure if the red flowers add or detract from the shot, but either way I really like it.
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Nakal
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Posts: 363
Registered: 2002-7-9 11:50:38
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Date Posted:
5/4/09 12:45pm
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Any good tricks for brining back an overexposed sky?
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The Red flowers remind me of the scene of the "Girl in the red Coat" from Schindler's List.
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