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    Re: composition? colour? fading?

    The eye goes to the droplet but doesn't see much...

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    Quote Originally Posted by chauncey View Post
    The eye goes to the droplet but doesn't see much...
    I see snow covered mountains and wisps of cloud. or one of those old fashioned shake them up snow blizzard glasses? But then maybe i just need decaf coffee

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    Re: composition? colour? fading?

    Maybe run over the noisy background areas with a light blur brush.

    Would this accept a slight increase in highlight brightness? Probably have to reduce the effect on the droplet though.

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    I like the drops, Brian, but I might try cloning out the tiny one to leave just the three along the middle vein. Does it need all the background - perhaps a 2:1 crop from the bottom upwards, to remove the top third of the image including the bright distracting bit just above the tip of the top leaf.

    Philip

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    and I say WOW, I think that is amazing!!

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    Re: composition? colour? fading?

    Quote Originally Posted by MrB View Post
    I like the drops, Brian, but I might try cloning out the tiny one to leave just the three along the middle vein. Does it need all the background - perhaps a 2:1 crop from the bottom upwards, to remove the top third of the image including the bright distracting bit just above the tip of the top leaf.

    Philip
    Agree, but perhaps just above the bright bit Philip referred to and cloning it out

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    Quote Originally Posted by Geoff F View Post
    Maybe run over the noisy background areas with a light blur brush.

    Would this accept a slight increase in highlight brightness? Probably have to reduce the effect on the droplet though.
    I like the idea of a light blur brush and i will look into it. I did try a little more brightness but as you say it detracted from the droplets.

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    Re: composition? colour? fading?

    Quote Originally Posted by MrB View Post
    I like the drops, Brian, but I might try cloning out the tiny one to leave just the three along the middle vein. Does it need all the background - perhaps a 2:1 crop from the bottom upwards, to remove the top third of the image including the bright distracting bit just above the tip of the top leaf.

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    I agree the little one could go but i have not got to the point where my touch up skills make it look natural. I went for the layered back ground to really highlight the droplets but it could work with less.

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    Re: composition? colour? fading?

    Quote Originally Posted by MrB View Post
    I like the drops, Brian, but I might try cloning out the tiny one to leave just the three along the middle vein. Does it need all the background - perhaps a 2:1 crop from the bottom upwards, to remove the top third of the image including the bright distracting bit just above the tip of the top leaf.

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    just gave the cropping idea a try and it certainly changes the photo. But to me it gives it a cramped feeling.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kathy O View Post
    and I say WOW, I think that is amazing!!
    Kathy, what can i say other than you have superlative taste!

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