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N151HR —

Submitted 9 years ago

P-51D Dakota Kid II at AirVenture 2016 in Oshkosh, Wisconsin.

31 of N151HR 292 of P51D 21888 at KOSH

Robert Katrosits

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Laura Bliss9 years ago

Great photo, great sun reflection!

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Diana Rose9 years ago

PhotoShoped?

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sam kuminecz9 years ago

Dcrosse I was there. I can vouch for the lighting

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Dwight Hartje9 years ago

Outstanding capture!

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Robert KatrositsPhoto Uploader9 years ago

In reply to decrose1942, who asked if the picture was photoshopped: no, nothing was added or composited in the photo. The "secret" (aside from finding the dramatic sky in the first place) is to save in RAW format. RAW usually provides a greater tonal range from shadows to highlights. I usually do my RAW conversion in Photomatix Pro rather than Photoshop. I use Photoshop to adjust the tonal curve. Then I use the following Topaz filters in Photoshop to restore the contrast and detail: Topaz Denoise, Adjust, and Detail.
Thanks for looking!

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