Here are a few shots from today

[sparkie1263]

Here are a few shots from today.

Frank

Must be a fluke!!!!!



This snake just caught my eye as I was driving looking for some birds. (I guess he was looking for the same)



I didn't know bottles grew on trees????

[DonSchap]

Here are a few shots from today.

I didn't know bottles grew on trees????

Must be one of those 'Joisey Garbage trees ... I heard they are imported from across the Hudson.

[sparkie1263]

They look like old bottles. LOL

[sparkie1263]

Here is another one.

[Elisha]

Is it me or is your contrast a tad too high?
Nice shots nonetheless :-)
Frank try bumping the Clarity in LR a little and lower the contrast a bit. Just experiment and see which looks better.

[sparkie1263]

Is it me or is your contrast a tad too high?
Nice shots nonetheless :-)
Frank try bumping the Clarity in LR a little and lower the contrast a bit. Just experiment and see which looks better.

I don't use LR. I start my editing with Adobe Raw then open the image in CS4. I am using a laptop so my screen is not as good as your monitor. I do bump the contrast up first then make my other adjustments.

Frank

[dr4gon]

They seem better than before, but still a bit too much contrast.

[Elisha]

I don't use LR. I start my editing with Adobe Raw then open the image in CS4. I am using a laptop so my screen is not as good as your monitor. I do bump the contrast up first then make my other adjustments.

Frank

Nothing wrong with you pics. I love them.
I noticed on Flickr that one of them is +47 for contrast which confirmed that you did bump it up a little too high.
But other than that they are fine!
I used to do the same thing but now I can see better then

[sparkie1263]

How do you see that on Flickr? I cannot even find the EXIF data on there. When I post my images from there I cannot get the info from my image either.

Thanks

Frank

I just found where it is. LOL There is alot of info there.

Thanks

[dr4gon]

Yup I like to keep all my info intact so that other people can see them (saves them the trouble of asking) and I can go back and see what settings I used.