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This is a spot in Central Park that always made a great picture. It always looked Fairy Tale to me. So I decided to make it the fairy tale it is.
What I did: Adjusted Exposure, contrast, white balance etc to the raw file in Lightroom. Ran the Raw file through PhotomatixPro using a saved preset. Opened the file in Photoshop and applied a flood filter. Before IMG_3864.jpg After:
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theres no before???
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Sorry about that. I was trying to link to it on my Flickr page, but I made it private because I don't want it shown in my photostream.
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I had to go back and view it in Photoshop at 100 percent to see that it is a built lattice (ladder like) attached to the top of a damaged fence urging caution.
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