[PlayRaw] The Praying Hands of Glen Lyon

[msd]

I like this one, too!
Again, applied some dodging&burning to add more drama.

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[shreedhar (Shreedhar Inamdar)]

Here is a bit high contrast colorful version using the latest RT 5.6 rc1.
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[heckflosse (Ingo Weyrich)]

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[yteaot]

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[paulmiller]

Photoflow, and a quick trip to the GIMP to clone out the raindrop…

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[Brian_Innes]

Yes, it was rainy at the Praying Hands, hence I didn’t spend a lot of time working on a better composure etc. Had to keep on wiping the raindrops of the ND grad after each exposure!

[AxelG]

Hey y’all,

may I also send my try?
I used darktable 2.7.0+1025~g0384a4bb1-dirty

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[pphoto]

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[sls141 (St.Stephen)]

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[Nick_Auskeur]

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[afre (Alan)]

@Brian_Innes Nice! My first thoughts were How are they standing? and They look like wings.

[Brian_Innes]

@afre, here’s some background information about them: https://www.megalithic.co.uk/article.php?sid=30988

They are a natural rock formation, I suspect “split” many many years ago due to erosion / weathering.

[Kasyap.Sankara]

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[Thomas_Do (Thomas)]

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[kakashy (senpai)]

darktable 2.6.2
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[Sunhillow (Hansgeorg)]

I love this photo!
RT 5.7 and GIMP to remove the two raindrops

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[Brian_Innes]

Some lovely edits!

I’ve since revisited my take on the shot, and came out with this…

[josemar127]

Darktable 2.6.2

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[Jonas_Wagner]

Awesome image!

Gave it two shots one in black and white and one with colors, also tried two slightly different compositions.

[sovereign (Matteo Costa)]

RT 5.7 + GIMP

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