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an old image revisited
the first image I ever posted was this church in parramatta.
originally posted as shot with wb set to shade and no other pp. I revisited this today and dropped the colour temp down and this is the result: 
I quite liked the original despite the orange colour but this has a completely different feel, almost like slide film at twilight this was the original image as posted: http://www.avkomp.com/gallery2/d/216-1/allsaints.jpg quite a dramatic change. is interesting revisiting old shots when you learn more about what pp can do. steve check out my image gallery @
http://photography.avkomp.com/gallery3
Yep, certainly a vast improvement over the original, but for me it lacks a bit of contrast and appears a bit flat and 2 dimensional. Play with contrast adjustment and see if you can get a bit more 3D out of it.
 Good image anyway.Steve.
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Hey Steve.
I'm with Killa 100% on this one - tremendous improvement but could still do with a little punch - as Obi Wan would say: "Use the Curve, Luke" Also, sad to see the top of the spire has been cropped out.  Simon
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thanks guys.
Agree about the lack of contrast. I posted both as is just to demonstrate what I thought was a dramatic change to the original. dont think there was any usm on it either. Steve check out my image gallery @
http://photography.avkomp.com/gallery3
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