Branch in full bud 3
Copyright ©2006, Sergey Green
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The first attempts had some overblown highlights, so I tried once again. - Sergey
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Sergey Green
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25-Feb-2006 23:04 CET |
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Olympus E500 |
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1/13 s |
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F/10 |
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54 mm |
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14-54 |
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100 |
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Auto |
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no |
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I prefer that one Sergey,in any way:like a composition,like a collors,brightenes,sharpenes...One complain:why so big image?
karmen orlić gr?etić at 01:05 CET on 26-Feb-2006 [Reply]
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karmen orlić gr?etić wrote:
> I prefer that one Sergey,in any way:like a composition,like a collors,brightenes,sharpenes...One
> complain:why so big image?
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Thank you Karmen,
The size was my mistake. I corrected it.
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Sergey Green at 06:46 CET on 26-Feb-2006 [Reply]
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Very nice Sergey, way better than the first one.
Lightning is perfect.
A little remark though:
Cloning out the OOF twig in the background would improve/upgrade this picture to a Winner .
This because it distract's a little from the main subject that is exposed great.But that is my idea, maybe I am totally wrong and to picky.....;-)
regards,
Fonzy - at 13:42 CET on 26-Feb-2006 [Reply]
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Fons van Swaal wrote:
> Very nice Sergey, way better than the first one.
> Lightning is perfect.
> A little remark though:
> Cloning out the OOF twig in the background would improve/upgrade this picture to a Winner .
> This because it distract's a little from the main subject that is exposed great.But that is
> my idea, maybe I am totally wrong and to picky.....;-)
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> regards,
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You can try it yourself, if you want to, to see what it would look like. I personally think it looks more natural with other branches in the background. Use patch tool and healing brush (if necessary) to remove the branch or blur the background and then mask out the good stuff. Either way it is an easy exercise.
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Sergey Green at 15:14 CET on 26-Feb-2006 [Reply]
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You said try your self , here it is .
Tell me when you have seen it and I will remove the picture...
regards,
Fonzy - at 15:41 CET on 26-Feb-2006 [Reply]
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Very nice macro picture Sergey, very sharpen, nice colors. Congratulations. The cropped version posted by Fons also looks fantastics. Best regards,
Ricardo
Ricardo Rico at 17:09 CET on 26-Feb-2006 [Reply]
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Fons van Swaal wrote:
> You said try your self , here it is .
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> Tell me when you have seen it and I will remove the picture...
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> regards,
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I see what you mean. I am confused now as which looks better. I thought it looked better with other branch, but you also slightly zoomed and tilted it, so it better fills the frame. Well, I do not know now.
Could you leave it there?
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Sergey Green at 17:39 CET on 26-Feb-2006 [Reply]
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Sergey Green wrote:
> I see what you mean. I am confused now as which looks better. I thought it looked better with
> other branch, but you also slightly zoomed and tilted it, so it better fills the frame. Well,
> I do not know now.
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> Could you leave it there?
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Hi sergey,
You are right , I tilted it and due of the crop it magnified a little .
I think your picture is a more natural one.
You can see in my pictures that there was some post processing
I like it though , I like the two pictures I must say...
I leave it there as long as you want , just tell me when to take it away...
regards,
Fonzy - at 17:52 CET on 26-Feb-2006 [Reply]