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This is my first attempt at a photo post, so apologies in advance if it doesn't work...
![]() Soon Michigan State University's Horticulture Gardens will dazzle with color, but today (3/10/04) the brightest color was on this bridge in the Children's Garden. Canon A80 |
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Nice shot. Good composition with the bridge going from one corner and through the image. Pitty you cut the top of the tree. perhaps it's a bit too bright too.
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Klaus, thanks for the appreciation and even more for the suggestions. Speaking of "too bright," today I rushed back to the Children's Garden when afternoon snow showers turned into a brief blizzard! I wanted the contrasting shot, but the "snowstorm" was over when I arrived; the scene was simply "too gray." I will try this again with an eye toward not topping the tree.
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I understand. But what do you mean by gray ? Was this a gray "look" in the final image ? If so, then try and increase the exposure value by +1 EV up to +2 or less. This will often remove some of the gray cast. But maybe you already knew this.
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Nice job, Uncle Q.
Welcome to the forum! It might be interesting if you could step back and fill less of the frame with the bridge. ![]() |
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