danielwoodrum
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kurt, this is a great scene and a very fine picture. I'll second all the positive comments that appear above mine. The "soft" feel is well achieved. I am bothered slightly by one thing. I wish the railroad tracks were positioned a little differently. Maybe i'm wishing they both exited at the bottom of the frame instead of one out the side. I'd also be tempted to rotate the image ccw slightly, just enough to make the railroad ties horizontal. I'm not sure if it would help, but it's an idea. Thanks for sharing! -
your thoughts are appreciated.
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rick, I shot this handheld, and zoomed out significantly, so there's a good chance that's the cause of the softness. I was also using a lens that didn't perform very well, which I have now replaced. thanks for your comments!
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your thoughts are appreciated.
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i tweaked the saturation to make it a bit less intense. thank you all for your thoughts! -d
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your thoughts are appreciated.
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critiques on the picture are welcome. I'd also like to know what kind
of critter this guy is, if anyone out there knows.
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your thoughts please.
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your thoughts and ratings are appreciated.
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sounds like a friendly place, huh? your comments and ratings are
most appreciated.
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please feel free to talk about it.
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your thoughts are always appreciated.
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please rate and elaborate. thank you!
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please rate and elaborate.
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this is a different twist on the bells... those puddles were in the perfect spot, almost like you put them there. if i had to change something, i'd get rid of those branches on the left, since we can't see the rest of the tree.
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paul & will, thanks for your thoughts. i will attach the original shot. as I stared at it, I just felt like it was needing some kind of treatment, i wasn't sure what, so I thought i'd try a rather drastic blurring. I didn't know if it would help or hurt, and I'm still not convinced one way or the other, but it seems by the reaction it's not a big hit. oh well, just an experiment.
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I tried to blur out everything else in order to draw attention to the
headlight... does it work? thanks for your input.
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sondra & brad, thanks. brad, i see what you're saying, i don't particularly like the line intersecting the horse's back, but I think I can live with it. thanks again.
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rate and elaborate, please.
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the very last shot before my battery died. .
your thoughts are appreciated.
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Neil, i agree. i've already brought up the donkey's face as much as I could in PS without it looking unnatural. the difference between sky and foreground was just too much to overcome. I had hoped that the adjustments I made were enough to make a pleasing photo, but i guess it's still too dark.
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please rate and elaborate! thanks.
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