Today I was working on this file from Lake Manyara National Park:
ISO 800 f/9 70mm 1/3200sec
It was a beautiful and expansive landscape. I created two versions of this file, a color and a black and white. Before I applied specific edits I started with a few general things that applied to both versions. I adjusted the shadows and highlights and the white and blacks. Then I moved on to adding Luminar Looks. I have recently downloaded a few looks that imitate Fuji film looks. For my color edit I used Fuji Classic Chrome:
ISO 800 f/9 70mm 1/3200sec
For the black and white version I used Acros +Y:
ISO 800 f/9 70mm 1/3200sec
I’ve also created my own look that I call “Vintage Touch-Up”, It adds matte, grain, and vignette filters that can then be adjusted. I applied this look to both of files. This is one of those times where I am happy with all the versions, but that might have to do with the fact that I really liked this view.
Cheers!
This post was created in response to the Lens-Artist Photo Challenge, Negative Space.
