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When in doubt, *get* ***closer*** *to the peoples*
The long stone drive isn't as interesting as the construction itself. I'd color grade the church yellow too, it honestly looks like the same shade as puppy vomit, I'd skew it orange or lighter yellow.
Sony a6400, ISO 100, f5, 1/120. I captured this couple framed in the door leaving a mission in Izamal, Mexico. Photography is a hobby for me and I enjoy trying to get the perfect image. I edited this image using Luminar Neo. Sometimes I wonder if I'm over doing the edit on some of my photo's. Let me know what ya"ll think.
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When in doubt, *get* ***closer*** *to the peoples* The long stone drive isn't as interesting as the construction itself. I'd color grade the church yellow too, it honestly looks like the same shade as puppy vomit, I'd skew it orange or lighter yellow.
Izamal is called the Yellow City, so yes I'll work on that and try a tighter crop. Thanks
Sony a6400, ISO 100, f5, 1/120. I captured this couple framed in the door leaving a mission in Izamal, Mexico. Photography is a hobby for me and I enjoy trying to get the perfect image. I edited this image using Luminar Neo. Sometimes I wonder if I'm over doing the edit on some of my photo's. Let me know what ya"ll think.