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    Default Autumn Acorns Tritone

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    These are the same two acorns that were in my recent post in the macro forum, just closer up. For this tritone, I wanted a deep, rich sepia tone. Any C&C are welcome!

    Olympus SP-550 UZ
    f8.0 @ 1/15, ISO 100, -0.3 EV
    Aperture priority mode, pattern metering
    Processed in PS CS2; slight crop, curves adjustment, channel mixer, tritone conversion, and added a vignette
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    I like the color tones and the vignette. I feel that the one vein up top is very close to the edge. I like the composition.

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    amazing textures coming through here. love the tone and detail. IMO it would have been slightly stronger if the veins were coming out of the top corner. :)
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    I was thinking the same thing as Morkel...those veins coming out and down from the corner would have been nice. The tritone is GORGEOUS, though...wow. You might also consider dodging a few small areas on the acorn that are already the lighter tones just to make the image have another layer of tone.

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    Thanks Denise, Morkel, and Jules. Appreciate the comments. I agree about the veins.
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