Thank you.
I don't use Lightroom, and I haven't done much Photoshop in the last
couple years, so some of my skills are really rusty.
I did use layer masks on curves & levels to make the headstones pop &
NIK filters to push contrast as far as I could to try and make the
headstones more readable.
The original RAW file had almost no contrast between the stones & the
inscriptions.
I'll take another look & see if I can bring the stones up a bit more,
and maybe post a substitute if I think I can do better.
On 7/6/2022 9:02 AM, Rick Womer wrote:
I like this; particularly the colors and the texture of the headstones.
One might use the brush in LR to brighten the headstones a stop or so.
Rick
On Jul 4, 2022, at 9:31 PM, John Sessoms <[email protected]> wrote:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/jb_sessoms/52194803449
Been kinda' saving this one for the Fourth of July.
My mom used to live up near Roxboro, NC and there was a back way I could drive
up there from Raleigh that avoided most of the major traffic.
I passed this old graveyard along the way whenever I'd go up to visit her.
It's just a simple place with rocks for grave markers and simple crosses made
from PVC pipe. Nothing to mark it out as special, but then one day I noticed
the three headstones and stopped to look at them more closely.
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