Fall in North Carolina - After

© Robert H. Buchholz

Fall in North Carolina - After

Uploaded: November 07, 2004

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Eliminted reddish cast. A subtle change.

Ben: a question . . . is there a way to tone down the overblown whiteness at the top leftside of the photo. I'd like to reduce the brightness of the white sky to give more emphasis to the tree's small branches. Note: I have your CS Studio Techniques book, which I heartily recommend, so if it is easier to refer me to a page there fine.

Would you guess the overblown whiteness is due to me overexposing or is it due to the camera's pi

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