As Union troops advanced upon the city of Atlanta Ga, Kennesaw mountain was the last obstacle between them and victory over the great confederate city. the night before the Union troops advanced upon the mountain, Confederate troops cut down trees and dragged several cannons up to the top of little Kennesaw mountain and dug emplacements to take on the Union forces. in the coming days, over 67,000 lives were lost in the ensuing battles.
28 Mar 07:07
bjosted
A nice work. The softness suites the scenery very well I think,makes it fit in to the history.Well proceded as well.
28 Mar 14:40
johnt
I have been on this site often as I was once a Civil War buff in my younger years. Well done..
28 Mar 14:59
flipd1
Perfect process. Very subtle
28 Mar 17:29
terrace_dr
Are you sure you want to give up Luminance?
28 Mar 18:09
Randall.Lohr
@terrace_dr for this type of shot, I know luminance so well, it's hard to take the time to learn another program (like the NIK) that I have to work an hour to get the same result. Maybe Photomatix will be better. We'll see.
28 Mar 20:03
nicolle
Great!
28 Mar 22:09
rcuello
If I felt bad with Phil, by cut him 10, with you too.
The work is quality as always, the subject is interesting and the story
also, But in this case I see too soft and if I mistake not, has a vignette
blur, for my taste, not contribute more to the pictur
As Union troops advanced upon the city of Atlanta Ga, Kennesaw mountain was the last obstacle between them and victory over the great confederate city. the night before the Union troops advanced upon the mountain, Confederate troops cut down trees and dragged several cannons up to the top of little Kennesaw mountain and dug emplacements to take on the Union forces. in the coming days, over 67,000 lives were lost in the ensuing battles.
A nice work. The softness suites the scenery very well I think,makes it fit in to the history.Well proceded as well.
I have been on this site often as I was once a Civil War buff in my younger years. Well done..
Perfect process. Very subtle
Are you sure you want to give up Luminance?
@terrace_dr for this type of shot, I know luminance so well, it's hard to take the time to learn another program (like the NIK) that I have to work an hour to get the same result. Maybe Photomatix will be better. We'll see.
Great!
If I felt bad with Phil, by cut him 10, with you too. The work is quality as always, the subject is interesting and the story also, But in this case I see too soft and if I mistake not, has a vignette blur, for my taste, not contribute more to the pictur