‘Niagara Revealed’ - Horseshoe Falls, Niagara Falls, Canada-USA border
photo by Christoph Fischer
website - https://beautysurroundsyou.com/
original image - https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/50452656382_91b0634dc2_b.jpg
Niagara Falls are grand just by themselves, but this moody lighting and great camera angle makes them spectacular.
I removed the sun from behind the mist, it was looking like white blotch.
Ponza island, Lazio, Italy
photo by Ferhat Deniz Fors
website - https://www.instagram.com/fotograferhat/
original image - https://unsplash.com/photos/Ref87M0aSDM
Another photo for my case against gratuitous long exposure photography. Look how magnificent the sea looks because it's stopped in time. All the intricate detail and lighting. Compared to what would be a foggy mush with long exposure, it's no contest.
I did some clean-up and fixed the blacks as I tend to.
'Antarctica Dream’ - Barque Europa at Antarctica
photo by Daniel Kordan
website - https://danielkordan.com/
original image - https://live.staticflickr.com/1736/27537108707_74b5381038_b.jpg
Nice and calming.
Only fixed the levels.
Very Large Array, Soccorro, Plains of San Agustin, New Mexico, USA
photo by The persistence of the memory
website - https://www.flickr.com/photos/persistence/
original image - https://live.staticflickr.com/6059/5914905048_a268b81c3e_o.jpg
I always loved those telescopes in the middle of nowhere. Technology with a mystical note. And I added-in a guitar chick for more notes, because why the hell not. I also added-in the Moon for more atmosphere. It should be about the right size - I have another photo taken from more-or-less the same location with a similar photo lens that has a setting sun in it, and that's the size of it.
Right, for all the purists out there, this is obviously a composit. Other than that, I boosted the colors and sharpness, and removed a not-so-bad vignette.
