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Was in Piermont, NY a few days ago and took some pics with my new X1. I did some post processing with Viveza just to add a bit of contrast, saturation and a bit of brightness. Would love to hear people's thoughts and or critiques.

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On Ushba North (4690 m). Georgia, Caucaus.

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View from the summit of Janga-Tau (5058 m) over the Bezengi wall with Janga West summit, Katyn-Tau (4979 m) and Gestola (4860m). Elbrus (5642 m) is visible in the distance. Caucasus, June 2012. Leic

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Personally I would have stood a little to the Right and got a better Frame””

Colors are just a little eye searing..(unnatural) I have reframed but not touched colors etc..

Maybe even set your camera nearer on the concrete or tripod and taken’’ a different view..........

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Personally I would have stood a little to the Right and got a better Frame””

Colors are just a little eye searing..(unnatural) I have reframed but not touched colors etc..

Maybe even set your camera nearer on the concrete or tripod and taken’’ a different view..........

 

Thanks for the tips. I think I went a little overboard with viveza with saturating and adjusting colors on individual subjects now that you mention it.

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Hier noch mal als Foto (ohne Umweg).

Nur verkleinert ohne Bearbeitung

Bin neu hier.

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Taken this past weekend:

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Now for some B&Ws:

 

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