Daniel's Photoblog
Chichen Itza, Mexico III
Posted by Daniel Chen (New York, United States) on 6 September 2007 in Landscape & Rural and Portfolio.
Nikon D70s
Tokina 12-24 f/4
12mm f/8 1/500s
ISO 200
WB: Shade
Saturation: 2
Taken: 07/06/2007 14:16
This picture was taken on the opposite side of the top of the structure seen in the previous photograph.
The angle and the concept of the photograph is on a way a cliche, but it is something that I personally never did.
Post Processing:
Lens distortion: +3.5 to remove the barrel distortion from the wide angle lens
Rotate/Crop: used the measure tool and the arbitrary rotate followed by a crop
Clone Stamp: cloned out some people on the left of the image
Hue/Saturation: The original photograph was very dull in color, I pumped up the color a bit
Photo Filter: I love the Warming 81 filter
Aidan Hammond from Seoul, South Korea
Hi Daniel. really nice tones in this image. Ancient places like here and Ankor Wat in Cambodia really do have a kind of majesty about them.
6 Sep 2007 5:34am
Josh from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Good PoV. Haha, there were people there? Coolness, you cloned them out.
6 Sep 2007 3:35pm
Dave MacIntyre from Toronto, Canada
Excellent symmetry! I really love these types of photos.
13 Sep 2007 4:14am
Nikon D70s
1/500 second
F/8.0
12 mm