Lesson #121 - Lupines at Lake Tekapo

[MaryAnne Long]

Mar Lou

It is better than you think it is.  The two people are there, maybe it's best that they not stand out and take away from the beauty of the scene.

aloha

mea

[dennis]

Very good, Mary Lou    One of the nicest skies I seen in a long time, with the beautiful granulation in the blue and the soft edges on the clouds. Just soften down those parallel lines in the main cloud to make it even better 

[njnjgirl]

Thank you Gita, Patricia, Mea and Dennis. I appreciate the positive feedback.   Dennis, thank you so much.  My sky did not look like yours so I thought I messed up.  Here it is with those lines removed.  My photo is slightly different the first was taken in daylight and this was taken at night with flash

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[dennis]

 

[MaryAnne Long]

Great save, Mary Lou.

Looks beautiful now.

aloha

mea

[Val]

Lovely work MaryLou. Had I tried a fix like that.... I'd have cauliflower skies!     Well done. 

[njnjgirl]

Thank you Dennis, Mea and Val.  I saved this by using a Mr. Clean pad that was only slightly damp.  Worked beautifully.

[Steve Weatherwax]

Good job, Mary Lou! I love your clouds 

[Val]

  I've been away from the w/c too long. Forgot all about Mr. Clean! I stock up whenever I find them....I think I have about 14 of them tucked away in my supply box!  uh....not that I make a lot of mistakes you know. 

[njnjgirl]

Thank you Steve.  Oh, Val, Mr. Clean has saved me a few times!  LOL...

[cyril]

Another lesson done... Along with Dennis...

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[dennis]

Excellent    Just be careful wit the shape of the building 

[njnjgirl]

Very nice Cyril.

[nolan]

Very dramatic

I find that the lupines in front tend to have a halo around them. Could an off white pink / purple glaze not soften those white halos?