[Rabid Penguin]

Normally I'd get annoyed if something walked through the shot, but not this time! Right Place, Right Time!



Taken at Mormon Row, Grand Teton National Park.


(I don't know why, but the photo lost a little bit of colour and brightness when I uploaded it. Anyone else ever experienced that?)

[Don Schaeffer]

It's still got plenty of color and brightness. Good shot--lucky you.

[shuttertalk]

Hey that's an awesome shot! Lots of visual interest.. and beautiful backdrop too!

Not sure about the colour thing - maybe your browser uses a different colour palette to your image viewing program?

[Irma]

Hmm.... to me the colors here are the same as in your website. The grass indeed looks desaturated. It also could be that, by mistake, you changed the color space of your picture?

[Rabid Penguin]

It's correct for me in my flickr page. There's only probably about 5% or less difference between this one and normal. The grass was never green to begin with, rather dull goldy colour.

The colour space of all my pictures is AdobeRGB.

(hm, it appears to be the same for all my pictures on here)

[shuttertalk]

That is very interesting indeed. When I look at your flickr page the colours indeed look more saturated there.

Here's the same one I found for comparison to the picture in this thread:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/cameronpatr...1/sizes/o/

[shuttertalk]

Question is, which version resembles what you have on your computer the most? If you don't mind me asking, would you be able to share the workflow for upload to each site?

e.g. (hypothetical example)
Flickr: Adobe Lightroom -> export to flickr plugin
ST: Adobe Lightroom -> Photoshop CS3 -> Resize -> Save As -> Upload to ST

[shuttertalk]

Hey Cameron, I did another test - I downloaded the photo from Flickr, then uploaded it again to ST here.... no visible difference (to me)...

[Rabid Penguin]

interesting. What's on Flickr is how it looks on my computer.

From Lightroom, I export to jpeg, then upload to flickr from Windows Live Photo Gallery.

Then I resize, again using WLPG. The resized versions still look correct, it's only after uploading it changes.


New information: I've been saving photos in Adobe RGB (1998) colour space. I since changed my computer's colour profile to Adobe RGB, and now the photos on the computer match the ones on shuttertalk.

[Zig]

Not sure if I've got the words right here...but isn't there something about sRGB being the "default" for web rendition?? (I've a bell ringing somewhere in my memory but can't quite locate the source!) I like that desatch look, to be honest...I'm personally wishing the bison-thing was clear of the building, composition-wise, but again some really atmospheric stuff. You've really got a handle on the pp my man.