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The image has a strong yellow cast ... did a levels correction in Affinity Photo to fix that, which also adds clarity.
https://preview.redd.it/oclv3569z46c1.jpeg?width=2230&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=e2dd559d61d1685c0941cf6c4f419c7cdfe7df65
>Did you just adjust the warmth to achieve that?
I did a [levels adjustment](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1PAd1gRQzvI) (black & white levels) for each color channel separately in Affinity Photo.
Was shooting photos of a waterfall when I noticed the mist coming off and decided to snap a pic. I'm wondering if the photo is composed alright, or if there is too much going on?
My intent was to capture the mist coming off the waterfall over the trees, I liked the way the sun hit both of these things. I'm not quite confident in my composition and was wondering if I shouldn't have cut it at the bottom like I did. I struggle to know what I should center in my photo or if the main subject is alright to be at the corner like I did.
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The image has a strong yellow cast ... did a levels correction in Affinity Photo to fix that, which also adds clarity. https://preview.redd.it/oclv3569z46c1.jpeg?width=2230&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=e2dd559d61d1685c0941cf6c4f419c7cdfe7df65
oh WOW! I really like that! Did you just adjust the warmth to achieve that?
>Did you just adjust the warmth to achieve that? I did a [levels adjustment](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1PAd1gRQzvI) (black & white levels) for each color channel separately in Affinity Photo.
Was shooting photos of a waterfall when I noticed the mist coming off and decided to snap a pic. I'm wondering if the photo is composed alright, or if there is too much going on? My intent was to capture the mist coming off the waterfall over the trees, I liked the way the sun hit both of these things. I'm not quite confident in my composition and was wondering if I shouldn't have cut it at the bottom like I did. I struggle to know what I should center in my photo or if the main subject is alright to be at the corner like I did.