wkd001- Editing advice

[dlowwa]

Now i would like a prescreen for these two photos.

Contrast is fine, color looks a touch oversaturated, and aircraft a bit soft. Otherwise ok for me.

[wkd001]

1. looks like branches might actually be over main gear, in which case yes obstruction. Contrast also a bit harsh.
2. borderline dark/contrast, yes; if I had to guess I would say probably a rejection.

Thanks Dana, I even found (after intense search) two branches blocking the RH main gear, which brings me the conclusion to NOT use them for JP.

Now i would like a prescreen for these two photos.

Both were taken on a clear winter day, with snow refelcting on the belly of the aircrafts.
As this was pretty new for me to photograph, I am not sure if I had edited the correctly.
Biggest potential issues for me are contrast, processing, color and maybe exposure.
If I missed something, I would like to know as well.

Thanks in Advance.

Regards

[dlowwa]

Thank you Dana, luckily it got accepted.

Now I would like a prescreen on two photos Which I'm unsure about.

Biggest potential issues for me here are contrast, exposure/glare and also sharpening .Also I'm unsure if the bush is not too distracting. (it should not be obstructing the aircraft).

Biggst potential issue here is dark/contrast. Some gloomy late afternoon light on the back of the aircraft. The potential better angles(due to light) were even worse IMHO, so I selected this one

If there is anything I've missed I would like to know as well.

Thanks in Advance.

Regards

1. looks like branches might actually be over main gear, in which case yes obstruction. Contrast also a bit harsh.
2. borderline dark/contrast, yes; if I had to guess I would say probably a rejection.

[wkd001]

Better, but still borderline.

Thank you Dana, luckily it got accepted.

Now I would like a prescreen on two photos Which I'm unsure about.

Biggest potential issues for me here are contrast, exposure/glare and also sharpening .Also I'm unsure if the bush is not too distracting. (it should not be obstructing the aircraft).

Biggst potential issue here is dark/contrast. Some gloomy late afternoon light on the back of the aircraft. The potential better angles(due to light) were even worse IMHO, so I selected this one

If there is anything I've missed I would like to know as well.

Thanks in Advance.

Regards

[dlowwa]

Thanks Dana,

I've brightened up the shadows now. Is this any bette? Are there no overprocessing features visible right now?
Is there anything else I've missed now?
Thanks in advance.

Regards

Better, but still borderline.

[wkd001]

Contrast is too strong.

Thanks Dana,

I've brightened up the shadows now. Is this any bette? Are there no overprocessing features visible right now?
Is there anything else I've missed now?
Thanks in advance.

Regards

[dlowwa]

On the other hand,
This one got rejected yesterday https://www.jetphotos.com/viewqueued_b.php?id=8797842 for contrast and I don't know which way to go with exactly.
Could it be too much for harsh shadows or too weak for weak fuseelage/underexposure

Any guidance would be appreciated as I didn't get comments on the email on this one.

Thanks in advance!

Regards

Contrast is too strong.

[wkd001]

1. borderline soft
2. ok for me

Thanks a lot Dana,

Reworked the first before uploading and I'm thankful both got accepted.

On the other hand,
This one got rejected yesterday https://www.jetphotos.com/viewqueued_b.php?id=8797842 for contrast and I don't know which way to go with exactly.
Could it be too much for harsh shadows or too weak for weak fuseelage/underexposure

Any guidance would be appreciated as I didn't get comments on the email on this one.

Thanks in advance!

Regards

[dlowwa]

Thanks for that Dana,

Now I would like a prescreen on two other photos I'm unsure about
Biggest potential issue here for me is contrast (ofcourse). Maybe also sharpening and horizon,

Is a composition like this acceptable? if so are there any issues with at least sharpening and horizon? People are unrecognizable, so that shouldn't be an issue. I can just use the aircraft data right?. I think it's not an overview. It was taken next to a spotting location at AMS.

Thanks in advance

1. borderline soft
2. ok for me

[wkd001]

Second one a bit soft, otherwise ok for me.

Thanks for that Dana,

Now I would like a prescreen on two other photos I'm unsure about
Biggest potential issue here for me is contrast (ofcourse). Maybe also sharpening and horizon,

Is a composition like this acceptable? if so are there any issues with at least sharpening and horizon? People are unrecognizable, so that shouldn't be an issue. I can just use the aircraft data right?. I think it's not an overview. It was taken next to a spotting location at AMS.

Thanks in advance

[dlowwa]

Hello,

I would like a prescreen on these two photos
Biggest potential issues for me here are the most the probably weak contrast. Maybe sharpness ,horizon and exposure also.

Biggest issues for me here are the sharpness, horizon and the color. Please note here that this one was taken a half an hour before sunset and it was a day with sun, fog and a rainshower also passed some time before taking this shot.

If I might have missed something I would like to know as well.

Thanks in Advance!

Second one a bit soft, otherwise ok for me.

[wkd001]

Hello,

I would like a prescreen on these two photos
Biggest potential issues for me here are the most the probably weak contrast. Maybe sharpness ,horizon and exposure also.

Biggest issues for me here are the sharpness, horizon and the color. Please note here that this one was taken a half an hour before sunset and it was a day with sun, fog and a rainshower also passed some time before taking this shot.

If I might have missed something I would like to know as well.

Thanks in Advance!

[dlowwa]

OK Dana,

But how will I work the dark issue in this case out, while you're also mentioning it's too dark.

Hope that you get better luck with the conditions or find a better angle next time you go out to get silhouette shots.

[wkd001]

Too strong. Silhouette shots generally only work when the rest of the sky isn't blown out.

OK Dana,

But how will I work the dark issue in this case out, while you're also mentioning it's too dark.
Or is that also caused by too strong contrast?

[dlowwa]

Regarding the contrast on the second one, is it too weak or too strong?

Too strong. Silhouette shots generally only work when the rest of the sky isn't blown out.