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Snowy Bouquet


kim_tural

Using The Gimp photo editor, sharpened and adjusted levels.


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Alin, Nathan and Julio. It is nice of you to leave such positive comments. This is part of a much larger image and I was unsure about the crop. The feedback is appreciated.
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What i like the more, it's the little halo in the snow, and the cold tone. Great picture, one more if i had to comment your excellent portfolio.

Thanks for sharing Kim, i'm learning when i look at your photos.

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My reaction of the blue back ground in the thumbnail view was it looks like clouds being held up by branches. I'm sure you can see this has many possibilities to it. I like the vivid colors you caught.

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Loic, I'm very flattered by your comment. I'm a beginner myself and I am learning from others too. I liked the halo and how the sun created different tones in the snow.

 

Leanne, that would be a mighty big tree! In reality it's only a twig. I like the crop you did and I must admit my biggest decision in this case was where do I crop? I did try something similar to your version. It surprised me how it looks so much darker on my monitor at home. We just got back from the cottage yesterday. I had used a laptop to edit this and it was much lighter on that screen. It makes you wonder how others see it as well. I see that little sparkle in the ice caught your eye. It's the main reason I posted this.

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kimmy...

 

It is a wonderful photo. I joined the group just so i could send you my comment. Feels like the snow is dancing and i find the photo very powerful. Crop more often cause I think you have found your passion.

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What a surprise and thanks for the encouragement. Welcome to PN ! BTW no one calls me kimmy here :-) only you I guess... :-)) I went out for a walk this afternoon. We had one of those snowfalls where the snow just sticks to everything. I hope I got one or two good shots!
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Hi Colin. It's great to have your opinion on the image. It is really a lot darker than I intended to show it. I will get the original ( it's still on the laptop ) and reprocess it for my screen on the home computer.

 

Hi Alexandra ! Thanks for your classy description!

Winter can be beautiful especially after a snowfall or in the countryside where everything stays pure. I may look for other similar shots to show but only this one had the little sparkle in the ice.

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My thought was to be able to view the details at the top and so the twigs wouldn't blend in with the background the way they do in my post and to view it all a bit lighter.

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Pulok, I must admit to enjoying many of your shots and great use of backlighting. Your work has taught me to look for for the light.

 

Kim, I value your expert opinion on the two different pictures. I thought the first one was too dark but I guess it has it's place. Thanks for taking the time.

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I prefer the one you posted also. It seems more dramatic, and I love the contrast! (no one calls me "Kimmy" anymore either, except for a couple of really old people in town :)
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Hi Kim! Wow you prefer the dark one too! Thanks for taking the time and comparing. It's good to know what does appeal to others. ( Dawn has known me for a long time ~ too long ~ that's why she calls me Kimmy) :-)
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Hi Paula! So very nice to see you. I didn't see it as an abstract so that is interesting that you do. I'm happy that you like it. Thanks for your visit.
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