[Doundounba]

A couple more recent shots...

[WPRESTO]

A couple more recent shots...

That's an enviable pair.

[Scorpio71GR]

More butterflies with the Tamron 70-200 2.8.

[john5100]

Ann Wilson of the band Heart

K3 with DA* 50-135mm

Edited in DXO Optic Pro 11

Ann Wilson @ The Moore by John Rudolph, on Flickr

Edited DXO Optics Pro and DXO Filmpack 5

Kodak Tri-X 400 DxO by John Rudolph, on Flickr


Ann Wilson Kodak Tri-X 400 DxO by John Rudolph, on Flickr

[Canada_Rockies]

With Hellios 44K-4 (sorry for the cables, I guess it is not possible to take them away with LR5):

You can, if you have enough patience.

[Jorgario]

You can, if you have enough patience.

Oh really, how should I proceed ? Thanks for your advice !

[RAART]

K-3 with Sigma 50mm F1.4 @ ƒ4.0 (split-toned image)
Walk through local park today despite cold weather...

[Canada_Rockies]

Oh really, how should I proceed ? Thanks for your advice !

In the Develop module, I use the spot remover. The little circle that selects an area to overwrite and an area to copy from. The reason I specify patience is the last one I did. It was a church, and there were three power lines above it and in front of the mountain. I used a very small spot removal (Q) with a fuzzy edge and copied what felt like 8 million spots. Here is the result. Look at the left side of the image and you can see where the lines came into the church. I left the spot light in place, and gave up trying to remove the pipe end.

[Doctor X]

Toronto old city hall (Sigma 17-50mm f/2.8):

[aslyfox]

You can, if you have enough patience.

please no offense intended.

first, thanks for sharing your hints on PP

FWIW, I am lazy and I am not good at PP because I haven't worked on it to learn how

so for those reasons I prefer "reality" and don't do a lot of PP: some cropping and lighting work is about my limit

MHO, YMMV

there is no reason not to do post production if that is your decision.

I did find it irritating once when I went to a introductory class on landscape photography and the photographer showed his photos but couldn't or wouldn't identify how he set up his camera: exposure, focal length, aperture etc

nor show us or tell us anything except (he admitted) photos which had been submitted to heavy post production work.

So the info I sought, he would not or could not provide

[WPRESTO]

I routinely remove annoying/distracting power lines from images using the clone tool in PS. Setting the source closely adjacent to the wire will generally provide a satisfactory matching color-tone-pattern so the PP work is essentially invisible.

[Rondec]

Spider Monkeys (DA 55-300)

[Erictator]

A couple more recent shots...

Ok, these are just crazy good. Wow. I've been chasing butterfly's lately and I know what a flighty PITA they can be, and that second shot makes it look like you had all day to nail it. Just perfect.
Eric

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Spider Monkeys (DA 55-300)

Cute moment Vincent, almost human expressions. Jr looks like he is saying "but mom, I don't wanna..." substitute your favorite kid balk, like eat my veggies, go to bed, take a bath, heh.

Eric

[tuggie76]

K-3 with Sigma 50mm F1.4 @ ƒ4.0 (split-toned image)
Walk through local park today despite cold weather...

I was in Oakville at 3pm today, there were 4inches of snow and still snowing like crazy!

Tuggie76

[RAART]

I was in Oakville at 3pm today, there were 4inches of snow and still snowing like crazy!

Tuggie76

I did not went out today but not too much snow.
Even in Toronto this evening was not too much.

This is in Oakville... @17:00h