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processing with Photoshop CS3. The picture on the right is the shot I started with. The 'true' scene is somewhere between the two. Obviously I was not using a polarizer or ND filter.
Before I worked on this photo I asked myself if I would paint this scene if I were still working in oil or acrylic, and how would I want it to look.
Before I worked on this photo I asked myself if I would paint this scene if I were still working in oil or acrylic, and how would I want it to look.