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Ahh the blues….I don’t kno if its the Canon CMOS ‘es or the adobe software or what…but when making adjustments to contrast and saturation and etc etc..I usually get to a point where there is a ” stripe” on the left 1/3 of the photo where magenta is over stated and a stripe on the right 1/3 of the photo that also is overstated in magenta leaving the center 1/3 appearing slightly over tinted in green. So i us the gradation tool in Adobe Lightroom to decrease magenta by around 8-9 increments on both sides and then..Decrease Temperature Over All by an increment or two. Decrease Temp makes for the bluer( cool) hues. Then go ahead make fine tune adjustments with vibrant, saturation, etc etc. The above shot has an overall magenta tint because it was later in the afternoon and distance.
Keelin, I know what you mean about #97. I gave it a lot of time before I posted it trying to figure it out. I finally gave up and posted it to find out.
In Need of a Safety Net
Arizona B&W#81
Hello there Hans and Thanks. Yes, amazing how the more realistically portrayed, clouds get better at transporting us to another reality.
Arizona B&W#59
Thanks Keelin!..your shot looks like some ancient petroglyphs I’ve seen here in Az..scratches and all!
Arizona B&W#79
