Brain no longer melting. Big yellow with lavender stripes caterpillar (c&c p&ty)

Myra say it lacks the subtle shimmer of the real deal. She's right but this is as close as I could get.
https://jbrianwaddington.files.wordp...1-dscf0928.jpg

I like how you've created an underlighting effect.

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Originally Posted by Shadowman

I like how you've created an underlighting effect.

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I will admit to capturing the underlighting from the natural sunlight. I may even admit to creating it by flipping the shot to put the lighted area under rather than over. But I did nothing with artificial lights.

Hi B, I like it's little tail:)

Hope you don't mind, I had a quick play to brighten him/her up a tad, just delete it if you don't like bud!


http://i58.tinypic.com/20aw0wl.jpg


What do you think?

I think David's edit is a very big improvement. I'd consider blurring the background a bit, particularly on the top, where the in-focus twigs are a distraction. You can do this with a layer, but Glenn has posted instructions on how to do it with the LR adjustment brush.

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Originally Posted by deetheturk

Hi B, I like it's little tail:)

Hope you don't mind, I had a quick play to brighten him/her up a tad, just delete it if you don't like bud!


http://i58.tinypic.com/20aw0wl.jpg
Don't mind at all. The only trouble is that the yellow isn't the right yellow. It truly needs to be a dark almost brown yellow because except for the bright yellow in the original the rest was in shadow.

What do you think?

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Originally Posted by DanK

I think David's edit is a very big improvement. I'd consider blurring the background a bit, particularly on the top, where the in-focus twigs are a distraction. You can do this with a layer, but Glenn has posted instructions on how to do it with the LR adjustment brush.

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I am not so good with painting and precise adjustments. But I could have blurred them out other ways.