Do you think the sepia goes??????? I’m not so sure. I changed it this way because the colours didn’t really do much for me.
Kellogs
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I am fairly new to playing with Photoshop so be kind. I ran around last week after some amazing clouds and captured this. I just tweaked it a little and this is what I got.
Do you think the sepia goes??????? I’m not so sure. I changed it this way because the colours didn’t really do much for me. Kellogs Last edited by Kellogs on Thu Mar 10, 2005 7:22 pm, edited 1 time in total.
From the size of the pic I can only say that I love it - the colour for me works and the atmosphere created is very pastoral
 Chris
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Kellogs
A nice image! Well captured. Search this forum for instructions on how to convert to sepia in a more realistic way. And after you have toned the image go to IMAGE/ADJUSTMENTS/HUE SATURATION...and play with the hue slider to fine tune your colour. Hope this is useful. Regards
Matt. K
I really like this pic, and the way the clouds draw you in to the tree on the right. However, I find the colour a little wishy washy (yes, I know that's not very technical!) It's like when B&W are all grey. I think the darks need to be a little darker! I don't know the first thing about photo shop techniques, so wouldn't know how to change it!
That's my 2 cents ( or maybe 1 cent!), but otherwise I really like the composition.
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