Air 2s Whisps of cotton candy during dawn this morning

[VenomXts]

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[Phantomrain.org]

These were some beautiful pics, super clean and look amazing on the wide screen.

Phantomrain.org
Gear to fly in the Rain.

 

[Dale D]

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All three are nice with a beautiful sky but only in the third image did you get a good exposure of the foreground. It could even be better with Adobe masking tool to isolate and increase ensure and shadow details in the foreground.

 

[VenomXts]

All three are nice with a beautiful sky but only in the third image did you get a good exposure of the foreground. It could even be better with Adobe masking tool to isolate and increase ensure and shadow details in the foreground.

I have lightroom 2022 classic now need to play around with that.

 

[Dale D]

I have lightroom 2022 classic now need to play around with that.

Hi Venom X
In Lightroom Classic (LrC) 2022, here is the work flow
Open LrC>select image (import image)>select Masking Icon (dotted circle)>select either sky, or other . You can get to the foreground by inverting sky with a right click> use sliders to adjust. I have done several screen grabs here for you.

Give it a try and let me know if you have any questions. If you want to work on the foreground, select sky, invert selection (right click-invert) then use sliders exposure and shadows to open foreground.

Dale

 

[VenomXts]

Hi Venom X
In Lightroom Classic (LrC) 2022, here is the work flow
Open LrC>select image (import image)>select Masking Icon (dotted circle)>select either sky, or other . You can get to the foreground by inverting sky with a right click> use sliders to adjust. I have done several screen grabs here for you.

Give it a try and let me know if you have any questions. If you want to work on the foreground, select sky, invert selection (right click-invert) then use sliders exposure and shadows to open foreground.

Dale
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thanks Dale! I will give this a shot when when I am back with my computer!

 

[Robert Prior]

I like the darker foreground, personally. Don't be afraid of shadows! (A lesson I still struggle with myself, I admit.)

This shot, for example, wouldn't be nearly as good if Nils had recovered the shadow detail in the background.

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