I feel the sky is letting me down in this photo any advise on PP would be great (haven't worked out the finer points on CS2 as yet)
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Taken at bankstown airport from the end of runway 29R
I feel the sky is letting me down in this photo any advise on PP would be great (haven't worked out the finer points on CS2 as yet) Cheers REE
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Very nice Ree! Any chance of getting a tighter crop as the sky doesn't do it much justice.
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k had a go @ cropping in abit more but I am still not that happy with the sky...might just have to go and take the photo again this weekend? Cheers REE
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In your curves, try moving the dark end in a little to get a bit more dark in the clouds, but this may have the effect of over-darkening the planes.
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