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Blue Background
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Just make another post and attach both photos. Under more reply options you can choose a photo and then attach it. Do that for both images and they should both be displayed. Personally I prefer dark but that's just me, especially if you have a lit foreground. You can also bring the luminance down for blue in post as well, although it's always better to get it right from camera. There's a lot of blue negative space though in the top of this image and if you cropped out half the distance from the top to the tip of the orange coral it should feel more balanced.
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Hey!
I vote for the fist one with the darker, richer blues. For me the lighter blues are beginning to look over-exposed whereas the darker ones create a nicely moody, underwater feel. But these are very personal, subjective decisions.
Small suggestion for the future - a diver well into the background? It would create a really nice scene and give it even more context.
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Hey!
I vote for the fist one with the darker, richer blues. For me the lighter blues are beginning to look over-exposed whereas the darker ones create a nicely moody, underwater feel. But these are very personal, subjective decisions.
Small suggestion for the future - a diver well into the background? It would create a really nice scene and give it even more context.[/quo
Awesome thanks for the critique and suggestion!
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I took a class with Cathy Church and she recommended a -0.7 EV to get the blues right