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Tulip's awakening
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I woke up early one day and the sun was still very low in the sky. There were dew drops on the plants and flowers and I decided to make some pictures ^-^
After taking pictures of leaves and dew drops I went to our front garden and saw this beautiful pink tulip drying its petals in the still rising sun. I got some beautiful shots, but (at first) this wasn't one of them. This one was a dark picture with almost no image, but I decided to keep it just in case (with some brightening) the picture would turn out nice after editing. It did ^-^
I did a lot of brightening to see whether the picture was worth keeping and I got quite a good result, however, it was very grainy.
Just a few days ago I got a link to a program from one of my friends, jokiedokie. This program could clean noise very easily, so I decided to try it out :D
I worked! And this is the result
I'm very pleased with it myself and I'm very glad that I didn't throw it away ^-^
I hope you all appreciate it as much as I do.
Comments and feedback are very welcome!
Regards Fleury |
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| To aqueous: thanx ^-^ | Fleury |
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05-04 03:39 |
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Hi Fleur.
I like the angle you've used and your composition,with the sun blurred in the background and the shadows surrounding the tulip.I did a workshop,I hope you don't mind.
TFS,Aqueous.
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