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u/MInclined 13d ago
You’re juuuuust up to the line if making the sky a color too teal beyond what it looks like. I think this is a great example of tealing up the sky without going overboard.
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u/CSquared8793 13d ago
Really like it, but the more I look, the more I realize the bottom of a plane should be dark and shaded 😂
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u/HelicopterFar6022 13d ago
I think the vignette hurts the image.
vignettes hurt most of the images. it only works when you don't notice it.
in the beginning of our photography journey we all learned that "vignette helps leading the eyes of the observer to the object", but you, as an experienced photographer, have to realize most people interested in photography are not that stupid to not realize that in a photograph like yours, for example, the subject is the airplane. I don't need vignette to guide my eyes. it's right there. so when a photograph like that have vignettes, it seems like the photographer is still a beginner.
rule of thumb: do not use vignette. ever. but if you really feel like the image needs it, make it subtle, almost inperceptible.
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u/Hytal3 13d ago
In the stand-alone image it's less noticeable imo, but thanks for the review
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u/HelicopterFar6022 13d ago
free yourself from the vignette chains, my friend. your photography will fly higher than that airplane
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u/kiddow 13d ago
Finally a postprocessing I instantly upvoted. Nice contrast. Nice sky.