Posted by Forgotten Beauty Photography Looking forward to seeing more from that place, I love the strong lines in your composition.

Thanks, friend. I am working on photos tonight. So, it shouldn't be long.

The root cause is the first 2 shots are underexposed. Get a tripod. learn to use it. no amount of band-aids after the fact is going to fix it.

Posted by PowSkierNH The root cause is the first 2 shots are underexposed. Get a tripod. learn to use it. no amount of band-aids after the fact is going to fix it.

Lol. Wow. Clearly a tripod was used because everything is sharp and in focus as this was shot at night (already mentioned, and you can see the stars in the sky). Secondly, it's a tad under exposed (also already mentioned) because the shutter wasn't open long enough. Got that already, too. Thanks...but, it wasn't what I was asking. ;)

Posted by Peptic Ulcer And how does one overcome the different monitor issue?

Calibrate.

You can't keep guessing how it's going to show up on other people's devices. The best thing you can do is make sure it's right on your end and in print.

Posted by siper Calibrate. You can't keep guessing how it's going to show up on other people's devices. The best thing you can do is make sure it's right on your end and in print.

Woah, this is pretty cool

Posted by siper You can't keep guessing how it's going to show up on other people's devices. The best thing you can do is make sure it's right on your end and in print.

With my images, they print just how they appear on my PC; they always have. My monitor is set up for the lab I use (Miller's), and have never had an issue. That's what's throwing me off. It's simply these two pictures. Hahaha. ...which, I think is simply that my monitor is too bright.

Posted by tiffers With my images, they print just how they appear on my PC; they always have. My monitor is set up for the lab I use (Miller's), and have never had an issue. That's what's throwing me off. It's simply these two pictures. Hahaha. ...which, I think is simply that my monitor is too bright.

Gotcha. Well, if it helps any: the first 2 look about 2 stops underexposed on my computer.

Posted by siper Gotcha. Well, if it helps any: the first 2 look about 2 stops underexposed on my computer.

Likely so. I will see about fixing that in post and redoing them. Not the same as getting it right in camera first, but will see how it looks. Thanks for all the info, dude.