SonyA700~Sony70-400G@280mm~ISO1000~F7.1~1/100 sec~manual exposure~braced on knee~7-25-2010~Brazos Bend State Park, Texas~CS4/Redfield Fractalius
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comments and critique welcomed. regards~Bill
Purple Gallinule Wing Stretch
SonyA700~Sony70-400G@280mm~ISO1000~F7.1~1/100 sec~manual exposure~braced on knee~7-25-2010~Brazos Bend State Park, Texas~CS4/Redfield Fractalius
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comments and critique welcomed. regards~Bill
Last edited by WIlliam Maroldo; 07-27-2010 at 09:30 PM.
Hi Bill, this is a great pose and capture. I like the high key look. I suggest toning down the yellow on those legs and feet. I think those lovely feathers would pop even more with a slight levels adjustment (lower) to the mid-tones. Very nice!
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Funky beautiful. What Fract??? Could use some space above and below.
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Nice image and application, Bill.
Like your fract work ... subtle ... ;)
Bill, I've missed your images very much. Fantastic pose!! I love the details and the fract. work. Good suggestion by Kerry regarding the feet and does seem a bit tight on the bottom as Artie mentioned.
Hi Bill, Love the pose and high-key look. I agree with the suggestions by both Kerry and Artie.
Very nice pose Bill, agree about the midtones and it looks like a bit of a cast to me.
Appreciate the observations! Especially the cropping, problems with the legs and feet, and curves adjustment needed. I don't see a color cast, but it could be my monitor. Thanks. regards~Bill
Bill, I took the liberty of trying to colour correct. The greens were the most dominant (IMO) so I tried a rework. Hope you don't mind. Think my monitor is calibrated OK, although I know there is a wide variance. Hope the picture illustrates my point. The reds are just just warmed up a bit and the green removed.
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