Some stills with the M2P..

[Brice McMillan]

 

[BabyMonkeyOnPig]

They're great shots! I wish to get like that one day too! LOL Did you do any post edit? If so - with what software?

 

[PoonDog]

Nice work.

 

[Brice McMillan]

Nice work.

Thank you sir.

 

[Brice McMillan]

They're great shots! I wish to get like that one day too! LOL Did you do any post edit? If so - with what software?

Thanks. I did edit these. I use ACDSee Photo Studio Ultimate 2020.

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[RickinWaST]

Thanks for sharing these images.

Can you provide some details about what we are seeing on the horizon in image #1 and #2? The shadows appear from the right so I’m not sure what the overexposure (?) is about; if, that’s what it is?

thanks.

 

[Screamenteagle 1]

Some photos with my M2P. Recorded in Mondsee / Austria

 

[PointJoe]

Einige Fotos mit meinem M2P. Aufgenommen in Mondsee / Österreich

Fabulous shots. What towns and scenes are depicted?

 

[PointJoe]

Fabulous shots. What towns and scenes are depicted?

Nevermind, I see "Mondsee."

 

[Thomas B]

Some photos with my M2P. Recorded in Mondsee / Austria

Very cool pics. Love the first one or the lodge.

 

[Smokieflies]

Thanks for sharing. You have much better fall color's then we have in NE Ohio. Might have to take a drive out that way.

 

[Brice McMillan]

Thanks for sharing these images.

Can you provide some details about what we are seeing on the horizon in image #1 and #2? The shadows appear from the right so I’m not sure what the overexposure (?) is about; if, that’s what it is?

thanks.

That sir would be my undeveloped skill set. Both 1 and 2 were taken just to the left of the third image and the sky was completely washed out. The angle for both was pretty much the same just at different altitude. Pointers welcomed.

 

[Brice McMillan]

Some photos with my M2P. Recorded in Mondsee / Austria

Very nice work sir.

 

[TheFoxSaysRingADingDing]

I think Picture #2 and the last one are the best ?‍

 

[PoonDog]

Also, welcome aboard.

 

[Cymruflyer]

Thanks for sharing these images.

Can you provide some details about what we are seeing on the horizon in image #1 and #2? The shadows appear from the right so I’m not sure what the overexposure (?) is about; if, that’s what it is?

thanks.

It is a result of over doing the post processing, which is a common practice for those not really used to using the software. The correct way to saturate the colours or do some HDR to an image is to do it so that it is not blatantly obvious, but rather makes the viewer think, wow this is an amazing photo, but I am not really sure why I think that way. Subtle is the way to go when doing post processing, rather than in your face smacking. It just takes practice and I'm sure the OP will be doing much better very soon. Doing post editing well is a learning curve but one, with practice, is easily achievable.

 

[Cymruflyer]

Some photos with my M2P. Recorded in Mondsee / Austria

Beautiful shots, been there many times, I used to live in the Zillertall. I just took my young children there for the first time 2 years ago.

 

[Brice McMillan]

It is a result of over doing the post processing, which is a common practice for those not really used to using the software. The correct way to saturate the colours or do some HDR to an image is to do it so that it is not blatantly obvious, but rather makes the viewer think, wow this is an amazing photo, but I am not really sure why I think that way. Subtle is the way to go when doing post processing, rather than in your face smacking. It just takes practice and I'm sure the OP will be doing much better very soon. Doing post editing well is a learning curve but one, with practice, is easily achievable.

Thank you for your input. Once I stepped back and actually looked at the images they look over done to me. In the first image you can even tell were I attempted to remove some power lines. I still have the raw images and think I’ll give them another go. Thanks again

 

[Brice McMillan]

It is a result of over doing the post processing, which is a common practice for those not really used to using the software. The correct way to saturate the colours or do some HDR to an image is to do it so that it is not blatantly obvious, but rather makes the viewer think, wow this is an amazing photo, but I am not really sure why I think that way. Subtle is the way to go when doing post processing, rather than in your face smacking. It just takes practice and I'm sure the OP will be doing much better very soon. Doing post editing well is a learning curve but one, with practice, is easily achievable.

Here is the redo's. I think they're much more pleasing.

 

[Cymruflyer]

Its getting better but there is a lot to learn and it can't be done in a few weeks really. I just opened up your shadows a little more on one of your images, I hope you don't mind. I also darkened the sky slightly (though not the way I would normally go about it) just to bring out a little more shape in the clouds. As it looks right now that sky I altered is far too dark along the top and side sections, so ignore that as a finished item. Just look at the land shadowed area on the right to see how a bit more is there to see now. Again this was just quick and dirty and not meant to be a finished change.