sushey
April 1, 2022, 11:46pm
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I encountered this beautiful scene at a great open-air museum in Aarhus , Denmark (Den Gamle By → The old place) and recently decided to redo it with dt 3.8:
DSC03098.ARW.xmp (9.7 KB)
I liked the little scene emerging from car, heart-graffiti and the clothing line, as well as the blue and green colours.
However, I also tried a black-and-white version with a little tighter crop:
DSC03098.ARW_bw.xmp (9.7 KB)
…forgot the raw image:DSC03098.ARW (24.2 MB)
Looking forward to your creative ideas!
The pictures are licensed under Creative Commons, By-Attribution, Share-Alike .
p.S.: It’s pure coincedence that the car is featured on the museum’s website.
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afre
April 2, 2022, 4:33am
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Lots of things going for this image (except for the top left - if only the clothesline was lower…). I love it and can’t wait to see what people do.
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elGordo
April 2, 2022, 4:39am
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Did you mis-spell “higher”?
afre
April 2, 2022, 4:57am
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LOL, no, I want to see the clothes and tightrope walker who is outside of the frame.
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Thanks for posting
DSC03098_03.ARW.xmp (20.1 KB)
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My version…
Darktable
DSC03098.ARW.xmp (19.8 KB)
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Nice one! Color and black and white following. I kept them a little darker than many others.
DSC03098.ARW.xmp (16.2 KB)
DSC03098_02.ARW.xmp (18.8 KB)
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sushey
April 4, 2022, 8:32pm
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Thank you! This was a hot and bright day, so the brightness feels fairly natural to me. I am curious why you made it darker, though.
I guess it’s mostly because the whole scene is in the shade. So I wanted to keep a hint of the bright sunshine in a corner of the sky and maintain a natural relationship with the shaded areas. Also, I think the reflections in the car’s paint and chrome details look more natural this way.
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When I load your sidecar I get a color image with no framing.
Hi @Underexposed
You can get it at Dropbox - JM_cadre_fin.dtstyle - Simplify your life
@Jean-Marc_Digne
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DSC03098_03.ARW.xmp (20.1 KB)
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