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I had such fun last fall photographing acorns that recently I decided to revisit the subject. I arranged a bunch of acorns to create this shot.
Processing consisted of the usual converting to B&W and then adding four of my textures. I also selectively darkened the BG a bit to make the front acorn stand out more.
Any comments and suggestions would be most appreciated!
Christopher, I think the texturing adds a little something extra to this. I would love it if you put together a mini tutorial for your aging process-it really is fantastic! (no pressure:))
Christopher this is a great shot - love the treatment you have done. As Denise mentioned, I think it would be great of you did a little tutorial on how you do this. Awesome work!
Christopher,
This is really cool, I would love to know how you did it.
I love the perspective
thanks for sharing, Janet
Thanks, everyone! I'll try to do up a tutorial on my aging process by sometime later this week. :)
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Cool image, Christopher! I really like the patina and comp. :)
Nice job Christopher. This is a cool "out of the box" image, yet following good solid photography rules..I like the light and I like the selective focus..Lots of acorns around here in October, I may try to shoot some. Looking forward to your tutorial.
Do you have a process for making things younger :p Jokes apart, beautiful composition and love the texture. TFS.Quote:
Originally Posted by Christopher Miller
No, I'm afraid I don't, Indranil! :p Thanks very much for commenting, and thanks, Nick and Steve, as well. Much appreciated!Quote:
Originally Posted by Indranil Sircar
Your an Acorn master....loved them last year, lovely texture and composition...TFS
Thanks Paul. :)
