Meadow flowers
Posted 25/06/2014 - 23:24
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I have to admit he's not wrong. Definitely better.
I know what i like, If not always why.
Posted 25/06/2014 - 23:37
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It is an improvement and nice work on removing the foreground blur as well.
Pint o' rough & a game o' darts anyone
Posted 26/06/2014 - 09:25
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Very nice pictures.
Sorry, but I think I prefer the first version on number 2. The difference is subtle but seems more natural to me.
Just my opinion though and it's your picture.
Sorry, but I think I prefer the first version on number 2. The difference is subtle but seems more natural to me.
Just my opinion though and it's your picture.
Bob
Posted 28/06/2014 - 05:16
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Your pictures are very beautiful. all of them.
You are so very lucky in the cooler regions of Europe ( E.G.Great Brittan, Switzerland Austria and Germany).
We don't have the meadows here in Australia with the great mixture of
wildflower growing all together.
When I still lived in Germany ,, I loved them too, but didn't do much photographing in colour. I had a Leica 3c and a 50mm Summitar lens.
However colour photography was very expensive, Especially for a school boy and then an Apprentice.
So, to my regret, I missed out on this.
Kind regrets, Horst
You are so very lucky in the cooler regions of Europe ( E.G.Great Brittan, Switzerland Austria and Germany).
We don't have the meadows here in Australia with the great mixture of
wildflower growing all together.
When I still lived in Germany ,, I loved them too, but didn't do much photographing in colour. I had a Leica 3c and a 50mm Summitar lens.
However colour photography was very expensive, Especially for a school boy and then an Apprentice.
So, to my regret, I missed out on this.
Kind regrets, Horst
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Based on McGregNi's suggestion, I've reworked this image to eliminate the shadow at the top of frame..... Definitely better I think.
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