Must Be Wet

[kostas nianiopoulos]

3 images in PS Cs5 and play around with the blend modes , thats all .

thanks for watching ..

[Mark Fuge]

Interesting image and application, Kostas.

I might have worked the "stick" to come out of the LLC, if it were mine, but ... your image ... your vision.

Like it as is as well.

[denise ippolito]

Kostas, Interesting effect and I like the colors. I think the head angle police may be stopping by;). Very creative!

[Kerry Perkins]

Kostas, very nice découpage. I like this one a lot and find your work to be fresh and interesting. I like the feather placement as it is. I can't help you with the HAP... :cool:

[kostas nianiopoulos]

thank u so much all , Kerry what is the HAP ?

[Jim Bridges]

I love images when there are several subjects of interest to view and this one fits my eyes perfect. A fascinating image for me.

[Mark Fuge]

thank u so much all , Kerry what is the HAP ?

That's the infamous "Head Angle Police" that frequent the boards in search of images in which, the subject did not properly align their heads, prior to our taking their image! :( For some unknown reason, they have never seek birds and mammals facing away from the camera and therefore inflict negative comments on those who choose to represent the true world of nature as it exists, rather than as posed for their liking!

Keep up the good work and show us what you feel is the proper image, irregardless of their less open viewpoints! ;) Afterall, this is the board that stays OOTB! :D

[kostas nianiopoulos]

Thanks u telling me Mark !!

[denise ippolito]

That's the infamous "Head Angle Police" that frequent the boards in search of images in which, the subject did not properly align their heads, prior to our taking their image! :( For some unknown reason, they have never seek birds and mammals facing away from the camera and therefore inflict negative comments on those who choose to represent the true world of nature as it exists, rather than as posed for their liking!

Keep up the good work and show us what you feel is the proper image, irregardless of their less open viewpoints! ;) Afterall, this is the board that stays OOTB! :D

Actually Mark, There is a difference between a bad head angle and an image where the animal/bird is looking into the scene or clearly connected to another person/place or thing within the image. A proper head angle is important to a successful image.

[denise ippolito]

Kostas, You might want to take a look at this thread it may help..http://www.birdphotographers.net/for...read.php?69803

[kostas nianiopoulos]

thanks Denise i will :)

[Cheryl Slechta]

Kostas, I think this is very interesting and well done. I love the composition and the colors and the subjects blend well together. I might crop a tiny bit off the top.