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Hi Nancy - A nice profile of the macaque with excellent sharpness and nice detail. Only thing I would do if it was mine is a luminosity mask to tame the highlights at about 40-45%. Nice one.
TFS,
Rachel
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Hi Nancy -- another very good shot from your Borneo trip. lovely details and composition . what is that red thing below its ear ?? TFS !!
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Lovely to see another species here, and this is a fine shot.
The concentration on his face is evident for all to see, and whilst the grasses on the right form an important part of the shot, I do wish the single stalk across the body wasn't there. I fully understand there wasn't much you could have done about it in the field though
The light on his face is beautiful
Mike
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Thank you all for your comments! Haseeb, I think the red might be blood from an insect bite or a scratch. Mike, I debated with myself over that single piece of grass. Thought I might take it out with content aware or cloning, but then I thought the result would not be seamless enough. I should try. Rachel, thank you for the luminosity suggestion.
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Nancy, very nice image with loads of detail and sharpness. Agree with Rachel's suggestion and I like the curious look.
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You could remove the grass, but maybe just leave it. While we probably wish it was not there, it does not detract a huge amount.
There is a gorgeous expression on the monkey's face.
He looks really intrigued and you were in a great position to capture the image.
Thanks for sharing.
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Hi Nancy, like the perspective here and the side elevation you took here.
I like the way the light has 'sculptured' the head and provided the curves, hollows and contours of the face. If you choose to remove the blade of grass you can do it seamlessly within PSCC, no problem, but only think about it if it makes a big difference. Either posting works for me, just depends on how you wish to portray the image.
TFS
Steve
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Andreas, I see your point about the cropping. It helps to see exactly what you mean. Thanks! Thank you Akos and Steve. I apologize for such a delayed response.