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"On the Edge"


wilsontsoi

Canon A80, ISO 50, aperture priority, f5.6, -2/3 exp comp., cloudy WB, vivid, hand-held against metal railing. Manipulation: Cloned out a small rock and base or metal railing, color balance, selective darkening, and gussian blur.


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Taken in middle of winter, but it sure looks like fall somehow.

Would appreciate your feedback. Thanks for taking the time. ^_^

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You are too quick! For feedback, see the earlier posting.

 

I will remove the above comment if you wish!

 

OK! I see it. More contrast and / or saturation in his one. There are 2 differences. This one is better!

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7/7 the picture is perfect so what?

Well, go back to the inviting green leaves on the left next to you, you drowned by your dreams of eternal youth, a bit like plastic surgery sometime.

Good, very good

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Wilson- it took me a minute to get the perspective on this. The composition & light is wonderful. Kind of Yin/yang. To me, the perfect leaf looks to have it's arms stretched out happily. Enjoying the warm sun! I'm going to have to start looking down more often! Nice job!
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Thanks for all your feedback.

 

DAVID: I'm not into censorship, so it's fine to keep that link. Maybe I'll trick others to open it, lol!

 

FLEMMING: Thanks for the compliment.

 

JEAN-PAUL: How wonderful to get a visit from you. Thank you for taking the time and commenting!

 

PULOK: Thanks, appreciate it.

 

HOWARD: Thanks, I guess it does look like it's sun bathing!

 

IGOR: Thank you, sir.

 

JAYME: You're right, it's Yin-Yang time again. ^_^

 

PAULA: Always appeciate your feedback.

 

ROSIE: Thanks for commenting.

 

SPENCER: The lighting does help, thanks.

 

KIM: Appreciate your visit.

 

Wils

^_^

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Stumbled into this a bit late Wilson. A gem of lighting control. Love the clean colors of the leaf. Your exposure is superb.
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This is so much more than a frog on a lilly pad, Great stuff you have in this collection of captures. Keep up this work, wanting to see more.
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