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    bracketed -1.5/0/+1.5 from a single image in cs5 and tonemapped in photomatic. reopened in camera raw and tweeked color


    1600×1280 pixels – 183KB
    Filename: hummingbird hdr.jpg
    Camera: n/a
    Model: NIKON D300
    ISO: 800
    Exposure: 1/800 sec
    Aperture: 13.0
    Focal Length: 105mm
    Flash Used: n/


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    Nice.

    I like this one, especially the relative restraint shown with the hummingbird in relation to the feeder.

    You might want to clone out the yellow boundary artifact under the chin.

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    Daniel, Nice work w/ the filter. I think that George makes a great suggestion regarding the area under the chin. Maybe a tiny bit tight but nice details and capture. These guys are so fast!!

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    Nice composition, Daniel. I like how you tone mapped and processed the image. Nice details on hummer. Agree with Denise; a bit tight on the frame. Nicely done.

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    Thank you all!

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    Beautiful image, Daniel! I love the colors and the sharp details in the hummer. I think it would look even better with the feeder removed. Well done!
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    Christopher, Old Photo Master and Master Texturizer

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