Distracting Shadows

[RobJor]

These were before the crowds arrived below the Mt. Ogden overlook.

This photo fits the rejection criterion so I can't object on that basis but still thought it was a reasonable image with some nice elements and could be accepted, guess I was surprised again.?

https://www.railpictures.net/viewrej...82&key=4042913

Bob

[miningcamper1]

I like it after highlights/shadows adjustment. The RP screeners? A definite maybe.

[RobJor]

Originally Posted by miningcamper1

I like it after highlights/shadows adjustment. The RP screeners? A definite maybe.

I could do adjustment, maybe a little but not my preference.

Bob

[miningcamper1]

Interesting that they chose to currently feature a very dark photo that's super as a weather photo, but with a train way in the dark distance and kind of hard to view without some magnification.

[bigbassloyd]

I would also suggest a small amount of shadow / highlight work. Just don't go full nutjob in photoshop.

Loyd L.

[RobJor]

Originally Posted by bigbassloyd

I would also suggest a small amount of shadow / highlight work. Just don't go full nutjob in photoshop.

Loyd L.

Didn't work.

[bigbassloyd]

Originally Posted by RobJor

Didn't work.

Maybe go full nutjob in photoshop this time. That appears to be the only way to get any accolades now.

Loyd L.

[RobJor]

Originally Posted by miningcamper1

Interesting that they chose to currently feature a very dark photo that's super as a weather photo, but with a train way in the dark distance and kind of hard to view without some magnification.

why is that a surprise?

Bob