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SonyA700~Sony70-400G@400mm~ISO400~F6.3~1/800 sec~manual exposure~Hand Held~1-1-2010~Houston, Texas~CS4/ Redfield Fractalius
the usual frac treatment
comments and critique welcomed
regards~Bill
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Bill, I love the pose and the head turn, Nice BG colors and details. Great use of the filter and the feathers on the body are to die for. I see a couple of tiny black lines in front of the beak you may want to evict before print. Lovely work. I enjoyed browsing through your images. They are all fantastic and you should be very proud of the body of work you have produced with this filter.
Hi William, Your Frac images keep, getting better and better. This one is no exception. I also see the black lines that Denise pointed out, very minor but visible. There's a real need to have an outstanding base image to start with on these, and that fact sometimes gets lost or forgtten, so I applaud you again for that. I have really enjoyed browsing your frac galleries and your new website looks great. Very clean look to the site :)
Another beautiful image, William. I think the pose and head turn set this one apart - and then the fract takes it over the top. Beautiful, serene BG as well. All in all, it's really lovely to look at and that's the whole point, isn't it?
Love the pose and the BG and the frac work isn't bad either:):D
Lovely pose and frac work, Bill. Love the soft BG colors. The image looks a little on the light side to me so I might darken the midtones a tad.
Thank you Denise, Dave, Julie, Jackie! I'm waiting for the definitive word- and that would be Christopher of course. The black lines that were mentioned are pretty easily fixed, and I appreciate the observation( and again scratching my head on why I missed them!
I appreciate the encouragement and feedback on the many images I've posted. Dave's comment about outstanding base images, which is in my opinion what I usually start out with, is heartening. And a special thanks to Julie, who basically got the ball rolling, with my technique, with her use of Illustration Actions a few years ago. And Denise is indespensible! regards~Bill
While I was writing this Christopher chimed in, so forget that part.
