Before And After

[Jay Beckman]

Before.


After


Processed in Lightroom for base adjustments. Then sent to photoshop for cloning. Finished with a combination of Viveza, Color Efex Pro, and Define from Nik Collections by Google. I prefer to use these through Photoshop and layers then individually in Lightroom.

Really nice cleanup job.  Now how 'bout that tow bar? 

[Ross Dinsdale]

Before



After

[Ross Dinsdale]

Used my usual process.  Base edits in Lightroom.  Export to Photoshop for cloning and the use of Nik collections.

[Ross Dinsdale]

Before


After

[Jay Beckman]

That's a strong effort Ross...

[Ross Dinsdale]

That's a strong effort Ross...

Thanks Jay.  Removing the fence on this particular framing makes a huge difference. Or at least I hope it does...

[scottcolbath]

That's a strong effort Ross...

Seriously, what kind of witchcraft is involved here? This had to take a long, long time to do. Light poles as well? Wow.

S.C.

[Jeff D. Welker]

That's a strong effort Ross...

+1 for me Ross.  Mr. Beckman is a savant when it comes to "FOD walking" a photograph.  He has deftly removed more "stuff" than I thought possible.  So I consider it high praise when he tells you this is a "strong effort".  I could not agree more.

[Ross Dinsdale]

Before.  Base edits along with the B/W conversion tool in lightroom.



After.  I ended up making a digital copy and starting from scratch.  Performed base edits in Lightroom then exported to Photoshop for the use of Nik Software.  Silver Efex, Viveza, and Color Efex were used.

[Ross Dinsdale]

Before


After


Used lightroom for base edits then photoshop for content removal followed by the use of Google's Nik Collection.

[Jay Beckman]

The CH-53 processing is outstanding...

[tajmahal250]

Now that I finally have my hands on a copy of CS6, I can start to learn curves adjustments.

Before:

[/url]IMG_3580 by Thomas  Backus, on Flickr[/img]


After:

[/url]HAWAIIAN SUNRISE by Thomas  Backus, on Flickr[/img]

[Anna M. Wood]

Now that I finally have my hands on a copy of CS6, I can start to learn curves adjustments.

Well done Taj...  On the road to a fun learning curve editing your photos.

[tajmahal250]

Did some more HDR experimentation out in Tempe last night. The sky wasn't quite as good as I wanted it to be, so I merged it with an older photo I had.

Before:

[/url]Untitled_HDR2 by Thomas  Backus, on Flickr[/img]

After:

[/url]Untitled_HDR4 by Thomas  Backus, on Flickr[/img]

[Ross Dinsdale]

Taj whats your process for shooting and processing HDR photos?