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    Jumping in the rain

    Hi all of you,

    As I said in my last thread, no new pictures up to the beginning of the new season of championships.

    However, I would like to submit to your comments this picture. We say often in France that a nice picture require a nice weather and a nice light. This picture has been taken with an hawful light and raining time.

    Good review

    Thanks

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    Re: Jumping in the rain

    Thierry

    Another masterful capture of horse and rider. In this one I do find the flag or marker on the structure to the right (as we look at it) of the horse's nose very distracting. Could this be cloned out?

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    Re: Jumping in the rain

    Thanks Donald Here is the requested upgrade

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    Re: Jumping in the rain

    Very much better

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    Hi Thierry,

    I agree with the second version.

    I think, if mine, I'd tone down the bird motif thing, assuming we don't want to remove it.

    Other than that, I have little to suggest, as usual, your timing, focusing, control of depth of field, exposure and tonal range are an example to us all.

    ... and the little? (I had to suggest)

    Well, the fast shutter speed has frozen all the rain to tiny pin pricks of light whereas streaks would look better, being more obviously rain.

    I'm not sure what you can do about it now though - if they were not quite so bright, or could be smeared in PP?
    I don't know - it could ruin a good picture if it doesn't work well.

    Not sure that helps much,

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    Re: Jumping in the rain

    Quote Originally Posted by Dave Humphries View Post
    Hi Thierry,

    I agree with the second version.

    I think, if mine, I'd tone down the bird motif thing, assuming we don't want to remove it.

    Other than that, I have little to suggest, as usual, your timing, focusing, control of depth of field, exposure and tonal range are an example to us all.

    ... and the little? (I had to suggest)

    Well, the fast shutter speed has frozen all the rain to tiny pin pricks of light whereas streaks would look better, being more obviously rain.

    I'm not sure what you can do about it now though - if they were not quite so bright, or could be smeared in PP?
    I don't know - it could ruin a good picture if it doesn't work well.

    Not sure that helps much,
    Thanks Dave,

    I tried different methods to remove or reduce water drops (noise remover, contrats...) but without really positive results. I thought it was raining, so it was raining . I decided to keep it like this.

    BTW Dave I had a technical problem uploading my picture and finally I created a double thread. Plaese as moderator could you remove the dummy post. thanks

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    Re: Jumping in the rain

    Quote Originally Posted by tb72 View Post
    BTW Dave I had a technical problem uploading my picture and finally I created a double thread. Plaese as moderator could you remove the dummy post. thanks
    Last things first, that's done

    Quote Originally Posted by tb72 View Post
    I tried different methods to remove or reduce water drops (noise remover, contrats...) but without really positive results. I thought it was raining, so it was raining . I decided to keep it like this.
    Yes, I wasn't that hopeful anything could be done.

    Cheers,

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    Re: Jumping in the rain

    Thanks Dave, sometimes I use a random keyboard and I do mistakes

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