Christian had another suggestion with this image, which was to add some noise…I think I like the idea!
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mmmmmmmm Sorry still just not into the texture, sorry Mark, oh and Christian too.
Doh…must try harder…must try harder!
Geez I feel pretty special now that your trying too please lil ol’ me.
Lucky girl eh!
Your not wrong.
sorry mark seems you have gone the other way … I would of gone the way of finding the layers and enhancing those layers through curves and them maybe gone black nad white in the end … Much the same as I did on a image I took a couple of years back of san francisco … I think you may know the one ….
Thanks Neal,
I remember the shot and will have a look at a black and white option as well.
” I’m cracked up” with the enhancement. Actually prefer this version. Clive.
Thanks Clive,
I reckon this version will look great printed eh!
I see you live up in the hills… nice
I like that you took out the roof in the foreground, but the texture isn’t really my thing. Noise could be interesting. It can sometimes give the image a little extra definition. Would have to see it really large though…
No near the ocean Armand!
The last image has noise and texture.
Thanks for your comments mate!
Cool, near the ocean is nice too
Hard to get my bearings with some new buildings being constructed downtown…
The foreground is great now mate. I am not quite sure that is the correct type of texture, I would try something more gritty and industrial like a cement/concrete look. The type of texture must match the image or it will not be effective.
Alternatively, instead of texture, add some fat chunky film grain (not noise, but film grain look).
Thanks Flembotaruny!
I might rework one up with your ideas and a black and white one for Mr. Spool!