Wet Green

[kostas nianiopoulos]

this a plant in my balcony , the leaves was closed , and there was some water as u see in .
the camera came in the plant from the top on the tripod .

just some sharpen . a bit of ratare , a tini crop 10% about .

olympus e240 1/2 , f 20 , iso 400 , focal length 35mm , olympus macro lens 35mm .

thanks for watching .

[Harold Davis]

that is really cool looking, kostas!! i might clone out the white highlights? i like the dual tone green. nice job!!

[Bob Miller]

I agree with harold that cloning out the bright highlights might help the image because they draw the eye so strongly. I also would like to see some focal point in the image. keep them coming!

[Peter Farrell]

Very interesting, the center portion looks like green ice. I agree with the cloning of the white but otherwise like the comp.

[Jeff Cashdollar]

Agree with good advise advise.

[BillTyler]

This is beautifully mysterious. Love the colors. I have a slightly different feeling about the white highlights. Right now, they look like blank white almost like someone has taken a paintbrush to the image. What I'd really like to see is for them to look just a little more like the liquid surface that they are. I have no idea how to actually accomplish that, though.

Bill

[Myer Bornstein]

I would like to see the image without the white highlights Then decide whuich is better

[Richard Waas]

Kostas, try this shot again, but next time try a polarizer. I think this will take away the white reflection. Keep 'em coming!!

[kostas nianiopoulos]

the 2nd version with no hilights , i think as color it looks better , but the water it doesnt look thick as before , my opinion , not sure what word about it help me please .. bunch maybe ... any way let me know what u think .. thanks for watching once again .

[Harold Davis]

put it back, kostas!!! hope you worked on a duplicate. i agree. it does lose a lot without it. cant even tell it's water without the highlights!!

[kostas nianiopoulos]

dont worry Harold i work in duplicates