Before and after

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By: Paul N
Copyright ©2003

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Photographer	Paul N {Karma:188}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Canon T-70
Categories	Digital	Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	Tokina 28-70 zoom
Uploaded	9/23/2003	Film / Memory Type	Kodak Gold 200
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About	This is the raw photo and scan I used to make my previous sumbission. It took quite a bit of distortion to straighten the buildings on the left and a few sharpening and color adjustment layers to get the color I wanted without making the whole thing pixelly. The clouds were bad after uing the Median tool in PS to get rid of grain in the sky, so I replaced it completely for my earlier post. I guess this is one of those "Living" images I will always find an improvement for.
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Joe McCary {K:3235} 9/24/2003

I think this is an excellent example of why Photoshop makes a good tool for improving images. All too often we are subjected to the preverbal 3rd eye in the forehead. This is beyond believable; it is if it were shot in camera! Nice job!

David Grundy {K:1571} 9/23/2003

Hi Paul,

There is a lot of work gone into making the after from the before and you are to be commended on the result, well done.

The bottom right corner could do with some more work in lightening up the shadows which weren't in the before picture, otherwise excellent work.

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