LAB Coloring it ‘a management technique of colors. It is different from RGB that is additive method based on the three colors red, green and blue, from which its name RGB.
In LAB color instead is a color space-opponent with the size L for brightness, and a and b for color ranges. The Lab color space includes all perceivable colors, which means RGB and CMYK color range.
This is in Padova, Veneto near the train station. What you see below is the river Brenta, the same that passes for Bassano del Grappa in my previous post. On the left, the glass building is the monument to the fallen of September 11. Transiting through these streets I loved the colors that offered the sunlight filtering through the windows of the building and the beautiful clear sky that created those beautiful reflections in the water. For this pic i take three exposures edited with layer masks, used mainly to lighten water.
Lens: Nikon 14-24mm f/2,8 (Shot at 14mm)
ISO: 200 at f/8
Three Exposures (-1; 0; +1)
Software: Photoshop CC
A few weeks ago I was in Barcelona and I could not take pictures and post the Sagrada Familia. What to tell you guys… as Roman, I’ve seen hundreds of beautiful basilicas and churches but I realized that Sagrada Familia is definitely 
in the top 5 of the most beautiful churches of all times. It ‘an immense work, shining and colorful, an explosion of details, colors and unimaginable magnitude. Trust me that any picture will not portray in all its beauty.
About the realization of the image of Sagrada Familia I am totally committed to the luminance masks, I cleared the bottom using the overexposed image and darkened instead the upper using the underexposed one.
With this post to wish you all a happy and peaceful Christmas and thank you all for the support you have provided me during this year. 🙂
Lens: Nikon 14-24mm f/2.8 (Shot at 14mm)
ISO: 200 at f/2,8
Three Exposures (-1; 0; +1)
The Sorrento Peninsula in all its beauty, to admire it in it’s best you have to stay long the coast. The cities in this area offer so much beautiful places to see but the true visual spectacle can be found only along the cliff. Finding the location for this photo has not been easy at all, in fact I had access to a beautiful hotel in which I will not name, who had a fantastic terrace across the reef and where it was easy to take pictures in complete comfort.
TECHNICAL STUFF
Lens: Nikon 14-24mm f/2.8 (Shot at 14mm)
ISO: 100 at f/9
Five Exposures (-2; -1; 0; +1; +2)
Software: Photoshop CC
Another pic of the interior of the palace Doria Pamphili. This is the corridor to the east, over the fullness of paintings and works within the ceiling was characterized by very unique and colorful.
This is the river that flows into the Bohinj lake, subject of my pictures in my previous post. The bridge you see, is the passage that leads to the pleasant village of Ribcev Laz with Stara Fuzina, as you can see the whole area is surrounded by inspiring nature reserve.
Lake Bled taken from the jetty in the east side. I say it now, I replaced the original jetty in the image with this one you can see, the original one was not attractive at all, it was too short and flat. The rest of the landscape was pretty but it needed depth that I was able to give the picture thanks to the replacement of the dock. As you can see from the before after I have attached below other major edits were performed on colors and to the water. I made this HDR from three shots, I replaced the dock and worked with hue/saturation to bring him a shade similar to that of the rest of the image. For the rest I uniform all through the masks luminance and contrast.
TECHNICAL STUFF
Lens: Nikon 14-24mm f/2.8 (Shot at 14mm)
ISO: 100 at f/10
3 Shots (-2; 0; +2)
Software: Lightroom, Photoshop
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I’m back from my weekend in the capital of Spain. Really a beautiful city full of colors and beautiful architecture, buildings of Madrid are never dull and very distinctives.
This HDR shows the tower bell of Assisi located of the top of the city. I took this picture in a different time of day last year, you can find the photo in the section on portfolio / landscapes. I am very fascinated by the sight that can be seen from this Umbrian town like houses that distinguish it. In this point can be seen the entire lower section of the city including the Umbrian countryside and all the surrounding towns.
The phenomenon of high water in Venice is common in winter and autumn. This photo shows a principe of raising of the water level. Obviously I could shoot this photo with confidence as the water level still rather low. I processed this picture with Photomatix from 3 exposures. I used Photoshop with layer masks to emphasize the colors and details stand out in some areas of the photo.
Hi, my name is Giuseppe Sapori, a professional photographer and author of this website, created by yours truly to show my work and share with you the techniques I use. My expertise is in the field of Landscape Photography... (Read More)
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