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I'd just like to show off my favourite grasshopper macro and hear your opinions. If I could shoot this again I would try to exclude the background colours of the chalet.
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It's a good shot, but I think it would be better with a faster shutter speed, because it seems too bright to me.
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Thanks Sergeant; I guess I could also use photoshop or something (todarken it slightly)if I want to keep this shot.
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i think you could just darken it a little, not too much. the background is a little distracting as you said but you captured nice detail in this critter.
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Its a nice picture!!
I tried to improve it a little bit...Its not perfect.. |
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Thanks Boily! Impressive use of the clone tool there - hadn't thought of that.
I know it's a bit silly, but I prefer to stick to original photos (bar cropping; and sometimes slight saturation) for display. style="BACKGROUND-COLOR: #000000"Lots of fun messingabout though! |
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I have no idea what happened in my last post I didn't try any HTML or anything.
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