Thanks for the background info Geoff.
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Eeep! Still trying to get the garden in! (There was snow on the ground, yesterday morn.) I dusted off my hands as the sun was going down and just snapped at a few things - the shovel and these. I finally got these pansies, though (somewhat)! They're color is so intense that I could never seem to get an image that I could even adjust - i.e. no detail. What do you think? Color, details, exposure??? Something that I don't understand, yet??? C&C?
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Thanks Pete. About 20 years ago I did some panoramas of this view but now a large tree in a garden across the road has become so large that much of the view has been lost. And it isn't even an attractive tree; just a rather untidy sycamore.
I did tweak the colours a little bit. Created a duplicate layer and set the Blend Merge to Soft Light, with a suitable opacity. Added a View All Mask then erased part of the fields to their natural colour. Finally cleaned up a bit of sky noise with the Blur Tool.
Possibly, although unlike the Green Lacewing which was in the same place for a week, this one was gone by this morning :( In fact there were 3 yesterday, but they have all disappeared :eek:
Good idea with the paper though, as many know, bugs in my hall are common, so I can perhaps try that idea another day.
This was shot looking downwards - with the flash up against the wall, giving the low angle and almost 'underlighting' the bug, which was on an emulsioned wall - it was inverted in PP to get a more pleasing angle.
Cheers,
Hi Rob - yes these are our children & thankyou for the compliment, you can say she is attractive :)
Although that it is definitely not genetic, I the rugby playing, skate-board riding girl who called herself 'Kevin' came home from the hospital with the 'girliest girl' there was........I have raised concerns she was perhaps swapped in the hospital :eek:
But they do have good genes for keeping healthy, so they are lucky there.
Ooops sorry guys - have I been doing the Mum's Brag book thing a bit much? :eek:
& Marie might make a return ;), although I don't want to upstage Portia as she dresses to impress, but self-portraits :eek: you will most definitely be spared from :D
Hi Kay,
I adjust the height of subjects with cane mats - also, cameras hate gaps ... so the closer you can get them, the better it looks :)
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She will love you - She is Tall!! :D
Three dogs and a bumblebee...
Early Halloween costumes...
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Canon 50D, EF 70-200mm f/2.8L IS II USM @ 110mm, f/4, 1/10s, ISO 800. Full EXIF, PAD slideshow.
Posting a day late, running behind lately. I saw this traveling back from Pennsylvania last night, stopped along the road for a shot.
C&C are always welcome.
Cheers,
Rick
I've nearly finished playing catch-up.
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