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Tri-Color Beauty
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| [Note Guidelines] Photographer's Note |
Taken in Maplewood Park when all the roses were in bloom. The variety of roses is almost unlimited. Unfortunately, I don't know the name of this one. The color of this beauty was so great, I had to capture it. I hope you enjoy it too.
Cropped, rotated, increased saturation just a bit, filtered through Neat Image to reduce the noise and pasted back in the original photo to retain photo information, then sharpened slightly, added a frame to match a color in the rose itself and signature. |
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- philip
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(1320) - [2007-07-07 1:47]
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great shot...very vivid colors and very clear. tfs
Phil
Hello Linda,
excellent image, very nice and lovley colour,
almost perfect..
Igor
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- harpya
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(9777) - [2007-07-11 5:40]
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Hi Linda
Beautiful visual, I adored his nucleus, it is in a wonderful coloration and a beautiful one sharp.
Blinding details! Excellent image.
Congratulations
Sérgio
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a beautiful flower, Linda:)
neai image is ok, but you should not reduce all the noise as it takes away details....and make the flower look like candy.
the frame takes the attention away from the flower, I would go for a sober black small frame.
Jacline
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