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I like the colours in the first one, although they all look a little soft to me .. could just be me or my monitor of course !
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3 is very soft.
I like the 1st one aswell, interesting subject though, would be cool to try some different angles and pp techniques.
I like the 1st one aswell, interesting subject though, would be cool to try some different angles and pp techniques.
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Hi guys, thanks for your comments.
I'll give these another go at pp to see if I can make them stronger, and definately sharpen them up a bit, although the third one had a gaussian blur added to add a dreamy effect. I guess it doesn't add anything though, but thats the fun of photoshop - just go and give it another go.
Many thanks.
I'm off to photograph a ancient yew, in Holne churchyard now, believed to be approximately close to a thousand years old - wow!
I'll give these another go at pp to see if I can make them stronger, and definately sharpen them up a bit, although the third one had a gaussian blur added to add a dreamy effect. I guess it doesn't add anything though, but thats the fun of photoshop - just go and give it another go.
Many thanks.
I'm off to photograph a ancient yew, in Holne churchyard now, believed to be approximately close to a thousand years old - wow!