A Trip To Botanic Garden

[iso100]

#2,3 are great shots!!

 

[uyiew]

#2,3 are great shots!!

Thanks

 

[old Skool]

Love your pics! I love pic no 2 for the colors , 13 for the green & white , 18 for the reflection.

 

[wee_ly]

#18 was good! :thumbsup:

 

[allstar]

I love the colours. very bright and really attractive. was it taken like that or photoshopped a little?

 

[uyiew]

Thanks all, these pics mostly are taken like that some went through abit of brightness and hue adjustment

 

[tayshinmin]

Nice pix.
Did you have to use a tripod?

 

[uyiew]

Nice pix.
Did you have to use a tripod?

Thanks, no tripod used all hand held

 

[gsv13]

good ones :thumbsup:

 

[trident]

very nice pictures, love the butterfly in #2
timely reminder for me to drop by SBG for a visit.
Thanks

 

[harakiriroo]

Very inspirational, thanks!

 

[uyiew]

Thanks peeps ... ya its been quite some time since i last visit the botanic garden and since its free hehe why not pop by

 

[lesneo]

Hi uyiew, really love your pics. Sharp and beautiful colours. I hope you don't mind but I have taken 2 of your images which I like and apply the Fuji Velvia colour enhancement technic using Lab Colour treatment in Photoshop. Pls see the following:

Colours are punchier. Compliments again to these pics.

 

[uyiew]

Hi uyiew, really love your pics. Sharp and beautiful colours. I hope you don't mind but I have taken 2 of your images which I like and apply the Fuji Velvia colour enhancement technic using Lab Colour treatment in Photoshop. Pls see the following:

Colours are punchier. Compliments again to these pics.

Wow the 1st one is vry nice, love the touch of the blue sky :thumbsup: ya i dont mind share and everyone learns together. ehhh never heard of the fuki velvia colour enhancement thingy hehe wads tt a effect in the photoshop?

 

[lesneo]

Hi uyiew, try this:

1. Open your image in photoshop.
2. Under Image>Mode, select Lab colour.
3. Go to the Channels box.
4. Select "a" Channel but click eye-on for "Lab" Channel.
5. Open Levels control.
6. Adjust the left and right markers towards the centre (don't adjust centre marker). This will pump up the blues and reds of the pic. When you are satisfied with the results, click OK.
7. Now select "b" Channel.
8. Open Levels control again.
9. Once again, adjust the right and left markers. This time, the yellows and greens will be pumped up. When you are satisfied with the results, click OK.
10. There you are... colours greatly improved. Remember to swich mode back from "Lab" to "RGB" when you are done.

Anyone who reads this, do try it. Colours will never be the same again...

Do PM me if anyone needs any clarification.

 

[uyiew]

Hmmm i tried that out hehe love the red as if its newly painted lolz

1. Original

2. Lab processed

 

[lauwy77]

hi uyiew, ur lens is equip with IS ?