I’m starting a new series, Photoshop Friday. In one way I miss my 365 Project and blogging on a more regular basis, and between picking just one photo per week it leaves me little room to experiment with Photoshop. So I’ll be choosing photos which I think I can improve with post production. So here is week one of Photoshop Friday.
Cassie says
I love both! But the photoshopped one is definitely more bright and defined.
ndjmom says
Thanks, I never adjusted anything in RAW before, although so many people say I’ll never go back, but I guess until I start printing a comparison I won’t be able to tell the difference. I did retain the oranges here though.
jheem says
Very nice work!
wolfsrosebud says
cool
5i Photography says
Great shot! I like post-production phrase, allows you to unleash your creative side.
Suren B.E; MS says
Very nice indeed! Overexposure always occur when we try to increase the intensity of light which tries to enter the lens and we cant have precise control over it BUT that’s where the post-process comes in đŸ™‚ Give Lightroom a go! you wont regret đŸ™‚
ndjmom says
I had Lightroom on my desktop computer, that has been down for 2 months. Just didn’t have the time to sit for several hours on the learning curve on batching. But I know I need to get there. Thanks for the comment.
Whitney Taylor says
Also, I definitely agree. Lightroom is the best once you get the hang of it! So much easier (and cheaper) than photoshop for regular photo processing like we do!
Whitney Taylor says
Oooh. I like this! Photoshop Fridays are a great idea. If only I had the time! I’m loving this project52, it’s much more laid back but I’m proud of every photo that goes up. Anyway, great post processing! Love that you’re back đŸ™‚
Cyndi the BookChick says
You did a beautiful job with this edit, Dawn!
ndjmom says
Thanks, I have some more waiting in the wings