The Lone Chair
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limwhow
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Hello, livingsun.
I like the way the tree on the left leads to a gentle curve of the banks.
Perhaps equalising the exposure a little to brighten up the foliage and, as LowLights has pointed out, darken the sky?
What I have learned from the experts is that when we shoot, we may like to have the histogram a little more to the left side,
i.e. underexpose a little so that we would not lose too much detail in the sky.
My humble opinion.
I like the way the tree on the left leads to a gentle curve of the banks.
Perhaps equalising the exposure a little to brighten up the foliage and, as LowLights has pointed out, darken the sky?
What I have learned from the experts is that when we shoot, we may like to have the histogram a little more to the left side,
i.e. underexpose a little so that we would not lose too much detail in the sky.
My humble opinion.
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