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Hi David, super little capture and I like the framing, tucking the subject in the corner, nice sharpness where it counts. F/10 at ISO3200, looks good.
Personally I might just darken the LHS and pop a Radial filter over the bird and darken the BKG slightly, but also drop the saturation in the green area under branch it's a tad bright I think?
TFS
Steve
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Originally Posted by
Steve Kaluski
Hi David, super little capture and I like the framing, tucking the subject in the corner, nice sharpness where it counts. F/10 at ISO3200, looks good.
Personally I might just darken the LHS and pop a Radial filter over the bird and darken the BKG slightly, but also drop the saturation in the green area under branch it's a tad bright I think?
TFS
Steve
Hi Steve,
Thanks for your valued inputs, as always. OK, so "radial filter over the bird and darken the BG". PP student needs further info on how. You can PM if you'd like.
Peace,
David
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David, am I right in thinking you use LR?
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Steve Kaluski
David, am I right in thinking you use LR?
No, DPP then PS.
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Oh dear... bin the correspondence!
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Nice David I too like the bird tucked into the corner. Something different. Bird id nice and sharp great details.Yes the greens may be alittle brightand I maybe would blend the hard line out of focus area above the branch where it curves TFS
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nice and sharp David but the BG has some distractions, too bright and the lined greens near the beak and above the branch.
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David, if you can utilise the Radial, then you can do the same with the Graduate filter, but use them sparingly, you want the image to look natural- less is more!
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