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posted here because edit includes selective colouring, also edited in nik collection
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Barb
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Well done "SC" Barb. It really puts the focus square on the fungi. It seems that red is the major colour when doing this type of edit. I also like the little tinge of colour in the foreground/background.I Shoot A Canon
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Wonderful capture Barb,
Love the selective red and the slight tinge left over in the rest of the image.
If you could clone out the 2 strands of grass rising into the mushroom, and tone down the brightness on the stick it may improve the image.D7100, SB700. PS CS5, LR 4.4 - FlickrComment
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Beautiful shot Barb.The selective color works here. The OOF background, the composition all come together.
Nice light too. Did you use a flash? I think you did? If so, you did well, cause using a flash in macro work can often look harsh if not handled skillfully.
I agree with Scott regarding the cloning.Charles
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Nice work Barb. I think the selective colour works well.
I don't mind the bright stick.
I think cropping some off the left would balance it better. (All personal choices
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The FZ200 does an amazing job - not to mention your processing
(Exif doesn't indicate the Flash fired Charles?)Comment
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I like this Barb, the colourful little fellow really stands out. If you ever get around to it, I would like to see the comparison between this as is, and with the grass taken out, although I feel they add to the authenticity of the location and scene.Comment
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