The OoF FG doesn't bother me really as it's pretty balanced with the OoF BG.
There is a bit of a blue/cyan cast to it though which is easy enough to correct - try adjusting the midtone balance colour in PS to Red +12, Green +26, Blue -35 - the result looks great on my cal'd monitor.
Lovely set of teeth. The colour does look a little odd to me, perhaps desaturate it a little and/or take the blue/purple colour out of the little chaps head. Tristan
I used a friends PC to edit and upload the image and have just looked at it on my own system and agree with you about the colour cast I do not seem to be able to replace the image though .
Discussion
13 repliesD300 Sigma 500mm ISO 250 @ f5.6 1/400 sec exposure -1/3 stop cropped and tarted up in PS
Thanks for looking
Ian
wonderful capture of this nice animal.
I would cut the OOF foreground a bit more. My taste.
Have fun.
Bertl Menegoni
Innsbruck
Austria
The OoF FG doesn't bother me really as it's pretty balanced with the OoF BG.
There is a bit of a blue/cyan cast to it though which is easy enough to correct - try adjusting the midtone balance colour in PS to Red +12, Green +26, Blue -35 - the result looks great on my cal'd monitor.
Nice capture
Lovely capture! The OoF FG doesn't bother me!
Dave
A small tweak, and a superb result will follow
Alan
Thats the best pictures of a Water Voles teeth I have seen. A few nits have been mentioned but all in all a nice image.
Nits already mentioned.
Austin
I used a friends PC to edit and upload the image and have just looked at it on my own system and agree with you about the colour cast
Cheers
Ian