For this week’s challenge, I first processed the picture in Photomatix, and reduced the saturation considerably.
I then transferred the TIFF file to Photoshop, where I brought back some of the colour in the water.
Different effect completely, yes?
The previous week’s renditions are attached below, for your viewing pleasure. Subtle differences, I would wager….
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My preference goes for your lightroom edit, lovely, rich, yet realistic colours.
Thanks.. I do find that LR does a very good job of blending exposures
I like your Lightroom version and your Nik version, very nice edits. 😀
Thanks. I like the way Lightroom handles it
Stupid me just discovered that the best way to do it in Nik is via Bridge!
This week’s really has the feel of a different day Rajiv – a grey day. Im going to remember this image. Its a favourite for me of your work. To choose a favourite? Mmm, a tough one. I like them all 😜
Thanks.. Yeah. It can be tough…