River God Ganges, Bernini's Founatin of the Four Rivers, Piazza Navona, Rome
I absolutely love the definition to those wrinkles, the hairs on the forehead and that gorgeous nose, mouth and tusks! In combination with those little touches of highlights glimmering on the background water, it's a delight to behold, Peter.Arctic Walrus
Years ago, these gentle and very social creatures were hunted close to extinction for their blubber and tusks. The blubber I can understand as there was a life sustaining need but tusks for trinkets?
Don't get me started on Elephant ivory and Rhino horn.
Getting the hang of Capture One then!
So lottery winner then!LOL, don't I WISH!!!! Actually, since I just wanted to work on one image at that moment, I took the photo into Luminar and processed it there. Didn't really take much, just some gentle cropping to better balance the subject, then a bit of the "clarity" tool and it was done. I am really liking Luminar 2018 a lot -- it suits my usual working style!
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Ooh, I wouldn't mind that house, either! As long as I had staff to maintain it and tend to the grounds, etc.! You know, a cook, a maid, perhaps a gardener.....
So lottery winner then!
Glad Luminar suits your style. Mine was edited in LR.
wow, I can see centerfielder Al Bumbry's house!I've posted a similar shot before but I think this is better. View of the Baltimore skyline from Dunbar High School.
Baltimore Skyline by Lance Randall, on Flickr