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Copyright: bryan johnstone (luckybry) Gold Star Critiquer/Gold Note Writer [C: 191 W: 3 N: 124] (1547)
Genre: Places
Medium: Color
Date Taken: 2008-09-28
Categories: Nature
Exposure: f/5.6, 1/160 seconds
More Photo Info: [view]
Photo Version: Original Version, Workshop
Date Submitted: 2008-10-12 11:09
Viewed: 142
Points: 10
[Note Guidelines] Photographer's Note
just trying something a little different to get your expert opinions i took this shot of the berries in raw then adjusted also blured the foilage round them using psp 12 realy only tried this a couple of times but thought id post this one just to get reaction from other menbers feel free to let me know i can take it i hope

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To Jonela: hi Jonluckybry 1 10-13 01:50
To CameronDuncan: ty cdluckybry 1 10-12 14:42
To scot: tyluckybry 1 10-12 14:41
To photophantom: tyluckybry 1 10-12 14:40
To chefcop: cheers Peterluckybry 1 10-12 11:52
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The berries are back, works a lot better that the last shot. Like what you've done with the p&p

Still looks slightly over exposed though.

cheers

Peter

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  • scot Silver Star Critiquer [C: 36 W: 9 N: 4] (313)
  • [2008-10-12 13:03]
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Hi Bryan.
Have you tried to take a shot on MACRO? for a closeup. This is out of focus and over exposed.
John.

hi bryan,

good choice of berry, these rowan look great this time of year. the pp work is a little untidy, be better to have it all in focus. nice experiment, post the original in ws if you can.

regards cd

Hi Bryan,
Like this shot a bit oe but nice. I had the same idea but you no what they say about two people that think alike well it's true fools seldom differ. Well done and tfs.
ps
See you at the weekend to compare notes. lol:)

Regards
Jon

Hi Bryan my dear friend, I like the idea of your blurring effect here, surely enhancing the image. The point is your trimming technique. You must trim all the edges very well so that only berries will appear sharp. Not over trim or under trim. The foliage on the cherries should be clone out, so that only berries will see. If you redo it, I'm sure, it is one of your best work. I'm impressed with this new technique of yours.

P.S. I've done a WS for your to see what I mean my dearest friend. It's not the best but you can do it more accordingly. I used the photofilter for this one.
Dennis

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  • dbp Gold Star Critiquer/Silver Workshop Editor/Gold Note Writer [C: 678 W: 11 N: 97] (3769)
  • [2008-10-13 2:52]

great shot bryan
I like the unfocus on the bg.
thanks for your nice comment on
"catch me if U can".
best regards
David

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