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    Default White Hyacinths

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    Canon 5D
    100 mm Macro
    1/25 sec. at f/8
    ISO 100
    Tripod w/ mirror lock-up and remote
    Greenhouse natural diffused light
    cropped

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    Hi Lady Denise,
    I like the base composition...I like the soft diffused feel...I would only suggest on bring up the contrast just a tad and boost the saturation level by 10 percent...good show...:cool:

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    I like the soft inviting feel the image has. I understand Gus' suggestion to increase the contrast and saturation though I kind of like the way it is presented.

    The only suggestion I would offer is an alternative crop featuring the left part of the image. Something like this:


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    Thanks guys- Richard I like your crop suggestion!

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    Liked the nice, soft feel to this image. Another vote for Richard's crop !

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    I also like the original and the recrop...I think if you went with Richard's I'd take just a smidge more off the left side so only the floral areas showed.

    I also agree with Gus - a bit more contrast probably wouldn't hurt.

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    Like the original crop Denise and the underexposure,
    Has a nice soft feel to it.

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    Tried my hand on cropping. A similar one to that of Richard's. The difference is that I cropped a bit more from the left (to reduce the darker regions) & retained more towards the right (because this section has a nice diffused glow).


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    Kaushik, I didn't even notice that area until you cropped it! Thankyou.
    Jackie and Jules -I think I'll keep the orig. and Kaushik's re-post but on the orig. I'll take that dark area from left out. Thanks
    Last edited by denise ippolito; 04-08-2009 at 09:33 PM.

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    I like your crop Denise and Gus's suggestions. It would put it over the top. As is, it is too dark and muted colors. It needs some pop.

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    Thanks Grady, I'll give it a try.

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