Taken along the South Rim of the Grand Canyon in the late afternoon, when the light was harsh. Converting to monochrome allowed the scene to shift from color to where texture, contrast, and the shape of the lone tree tell the story. Sometimes you have to adapt to what’s in front of you.
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Thank you. For sure and I agree with you.
Ramon since you agree I hope you are doing something to rectify it, You really have the making for a fantastic image here ... do something with it!
I actually went in and made updates immediately. I took what you said seriously. I increased the contrast and adjusted the highlights and blacks as well. It is visibly noticeable and the image looks more crisp and refined. Will see in 10 days when I get the picture from Whitewall. I loved the composition too!
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Ramon, beautiful, love your composition IMHO you could stretch\increase.your grayscale more i.e. increase contrast.