From the church tower

[spl]

Feedback on these would be appreciated. I think I have been looking at them too hard and see them differently each time I come back to it so can't decide on the editing.

[Pops]

Re: From the church tower

Nothing wrong with the quality as I see them but....I suspect that the viewer would have to be familiar with the area to appreciate them to the full. I say that because there isn't any point of special interest to hold the casual viewers attention.

[jojo]

Re: From the church tower

there isn't any point of special interest to hold the casual viewers attention.

Sue, Pops has echoed my thoughts exactly.

Jo

[spl]

Re: From the church tower

Thanks for your comments - I am glad to know that you think they are OK technically because I was a bit uncertain about that - sometimes when I look at them they seem to have a sort of milky cast over them which was worrying me a bit.

I agree there is no point to the pictures if you don't know the significance behind them. These are the fields I walk across to get home from work on the days that I don't use public transport so they have a sort of personal significance for me and I wanted to get a good picture of them as something to keep and look back on when I am in my dodtage if you know what I mean.

[Tinka]

Re: From the church tower

Hi Spl,
The milky whiteness you speak of is probably haze, this could possibly be controlled to some extent with levels and curves and also a clarify filter may be of help, PSP has a good one built in as does Adobe raw 4.1 if youcan shoot in raw. also the images look as if a little unsharp mask would improve matters greatly. The images were worth the climb though especially as you can see your daily walk in the country from a different angle.

[spl]

Re: From the church tower

Thanks Dave I'll try out your suggestions