Sunrise (Advice wanted)

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By: Greg Scott
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Photographer	Greg Scott {Karma:1990}
Project	#42 Moody Landscape	Camera Model	kodak dx 6340
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About	Can anyone offer suggestions on how to enhance the suns rays in this shot, without making it look doctored? The rays show up very well in the black and white version (which I will upload shortly), but not so much in this one. I'd appreciate any help.

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Mary Brown

{K:71879} 11/25/2005

The sky surely shows up more dramatically oin the b&W version. I like the clouds in it. I see what you mean about the colured one. However, I'm sorry I am not sure what your answer is. I put one of mine in the Help category once and got some suggestions. Perhaps you might try that.
MAry

Anja H. {K:34} 11/24/2005

ah this is lovely. so vivid!
umm i?d try to adjust the contrast and brightness/alpha channel :) that might work
love the bw one too btw.

Greg Scott {K:1990} 11/23/2005

Here is the black and white version.

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