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    This was taken at the Rowallane, the National Trust HQ in Northern Ireland. This building is actually the tea rooms! I liked the three benches and also the dappled light that was coming through the trees onto the door.


    Richard Crowe.co.uk

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    I like this Richard,...... a lot. Lovely textures and tones.
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      Originally posted by richard crowe View Post
      This was taken at the Rowallane, the National Trust HQ in Northern Ireland. This building is actually the tea rooms! I liked the three benches and also the dappled light that was coming through the trees onto the door.

      Cracking shot. Very nicely processed too imho.

      Pol

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        I like this a lot too, but it's very dark so it has a moon-lit night scene feel about it.

        Did you ensure the colour space was correct after the mono conversion? I have found that PS chages the colour space when doing a mono conversion and this can cause the image to be displayed too dark via a web browser.

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          Originally posted by Ian View Post
          I like this a lot too, but it's very dark so it has a moon-lit night scene feel about it.

          Did you ensure the colour space was correct after the mono conversion? I have found that PS chages the colour space when doing a mono conversion and this can cause the image to be displayed too dark via a web browser.

          Ian
          It looks good on my screen - both via the browser and also in CS3. Slightly darker via the browser but not much.

          The white window frames are greyish rather than a bright white, as are the clouds. I'm assuming the image has been tone-mapped, which could account for some of the greyish areas.

          Pol

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            Originally posted by Pol View Post
            It looks good on my screen - both via the browser and also in CS3. Slightly darker via the browser but not much.

            The white window frames are greyish rather than a bright white, as are the clouds. I'm assuming the image has been tone-mapped, which could account for some of the greyish areas.

            Pol
            It does look good - we're in agreement there But it doesn't look like a normal daylight scene. I loaded the image into PS and the file has no colour space applied to it. Displayed in PS the image has some extra shadow detail, lifting it slightly, but it still looks like a bright full moon lit night scene to me

            The histogram is way over to the left as well. I did try lightening it and this makes it look more 'normal' but it also loses the impact of the image.

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              Thanks for the feedback guys. Yes this was processed using hdr - surprise surprise! I did try it from the raw just in ps and it is much more natural and not so moonlight grey! I'm affraid I'm not that technically knowledgable on ps and only know enough to get by. What do you mean by 'no colour space applied'?

              Cheers

              Richard
              Richard Crowe.co.uk

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