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How would you adjust this image?

Krioni

Golden Member
I pulled over this morning and glanced in the side mirror of my old jeep wrangler....

This is what I saw

My adjustments so far in Photoshop (7):
Slight Crop
Auto Color
Auto Levels

First, what do you guys think of the picture composition?
Second, what would you suggest I do differently/additionally for post processing?

Third, Thank you in advance for your feedback!!!
 
i wouldn't AUTO anything

i like the composition, definitely a cool shot

for processing, i'd probably create a couple different level adjustment layers (one for mirror, one for outside of mirror) and create a little more bluish tint (and add contrast between the blue/white/blacks)

i'd also clone out the blur at the top of the steeple (objects in mirror writing?)
 
Originally posted by: troytime
i wouldn't AUTO anything
I'll start back with the original... darn... I should have shot in RAW!!!


Originally posted by: troytime
i like the composition, definitely a cool shot
Thank you very much!


Originally posted by: troytime
for processing, i'd probably create a couple different level adjustment layers (one for mirror, one for outside of mirror) and create a little more bluish tint (and add contrast between the blue/white/blacks)
I will attempt that... though I don't really know how to do it. Do you happen to know of an online resource that would show how to do this?


Originally posted by: troytime
i'd also clone out the blur at the top of the steeple (objects in mirror writing?)
Yes, that is the "objects in mirror" writing. I'll see if I can get that out of the shot.


Thank you for taking the time to respond. It is very much appreciated!

 
I think the photo is under exposed and a little flat. Nice composition though.

As far as post processing goes, personally I would fix the exposure and go with a B&W end product.
 
Originally posted by: tfinch2
I think the photo is under exposed and a little flat. Nice composition though.

As far as post processing goes, personally I would fix the exposure and go with a B&W end product.

Thanks for your feedback.

I really hadn't thought of making a B&W with this. I will check it out and see how that goes.

Thanks again!
 
Originally posted by: tfinch2
I think the photo is under exposed and a little flat. Nice composition though.

As far as post processing goes, personally I would fix the exposure and go with a B&W end product.


exactly what i was going to say. Really cool picture!
 
Caption:

"Objects in mirror are closer than they appear"

Ok, so this measn you are either going to die, or get married (some would argue the difference) sooner than you think 🙂
 
Originally posted by: spikespiegal
Caption:

"Objects in mirror are closer than they appear"

Ok, so this measn you are either going to die, or get married (some would argue the difference) sooner than you think 🙂

Hahahha... well, I'm already married, so I guess... uh oh!

Actually, I looked again and it says "Jeep" with the jeep symbol next to it.
 
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