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Excellent image and Robert's repost took this over the top
TFS
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Very much like RA's repost including crop. Wonderful ripples/reflection in water.
Tom
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Wildlife Moderator
Robert I like what you did with the crop and this has both strengthened the image and the line of elephants. The image I feel looks a tad yellow and surprised about the IQ with such a low ISO for Nikon. Personally I feel, adjusting the yellow and darkening the water below the level of the elephants gives the image more depth/richness and a platform for the subject to 'sit on'.
TFS
Steve
Post Production: It’s ALL about what you do with the tools and not, which brand of tool you use.

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A nice scene and Robert's repost really took it to another level. I also think a reduction of the yellows will improve it.
TFS,
Rachel
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Thanks Robert for this repost ... that really looks better.
I have reduced yellow cast in below image .. how ever couldn't do the selective sharpening :( (not aware how to do)
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Thanks to every one for the critics and comments ... it's a great learning experience:)
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I sharpened the final JPG on a background copy. I then created a black mask on that layer and painted white where the elephants are. That is selective sharpening.
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Lovely light and scene here. Robert's crop is top notch.

Originally Posted by
Robert Amoruso
I sharpened the final JPG on a background copy. I then created a black mask on that layer and painted white where the elephants are. That is selective sharpening.
Many ways to skin a cat here - I normally make a feathered selection of the area I want to work on (plane where the elephants are) and then copy as a new layer. NR on the BG layer, sharpening on the "elephant" layer...