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This image was viewed in the past but has come back to relive a new adventure. It is an image of a lone Heron with reflection and water droplet that was previously shown.
Modifications in PS4 included; B&W conversion (with Toning), Polar Coordinates, Glass, Hue & Saturation and Variations.
Nice color palette, Mark...and I really like how clear and distinctive the bird silhouette is in this one. Also like the angle and placement in the frame.
Mark, The outside of the circle reminds me of spin art. I like the colors and the placement of the bird.:)
Nice graphic image of the bird. Works well for me Mark. Very creative.
Thanks all for viewing and comments. Appreciate it.
Looks like Egyptian art. Quite striking. I am puzzled by your clipping of the edge of the circle....
Thanks for viewing and comment, Artie. Appreciate it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Arthur Morris
If you mean at the tangent point, with the border, I think that is dependent on the sizing of the image. I have some that show a separation, though minimal, while most are as this one with a slight flattening at the tangent points. I normally use a modified (image size adjusted to a) square image, but have played with full frame images as well. Some work, some don't. I don't however, crop to that point, as the border radials are part of the desired vision.
Thanks again.
YAW Mark, and yes, I meant the four tangents. I am a firm believer in either including the whole thing or in making a significant cut. I am usually not a fan of clipping :)
Understand Artie, kind of like my feelings on ROT and crooked pictures hanging on the wall. I try to avoid it (clipping) when I crop, but sometimes as here the image does it for me and adding pixels to try to fudge in the circle is not always any better. But appreciate your comment.
