Posted by Renee C on September 22, 2009 at 1:20 PM
Hello Everyone!
After being out of the loop for a few years, I'm finally able to squeeze in a few photos of something other than my son
This was taken last week near Red Feather Lakes.
My current equipment is limited to a little Canon PowerShot SX110IS, and I don't have any type of advanced editing software.
This is straight out of the camera. What do you think? I have considered cropping to make the pinecone more prominent.
Thanks!
*Try this link if image is not appearing: PINECONE
Posted by Jamie Botdorf on September 22, 2009 at 2:03 PM
Hi Renee!
I think this is interesting. I would suggest the crop - keep the same relative position of the pine cone (LRHC) but crop a good bit around it so the pine cone is much more prominent. I like simple, clean images. This is a good one. I wonder if it might look nice in sepia (after the crop)...
I like the potential here as well. I'd be tempted to boost the green saturation you see in the water a bit to help pick up the faint green in the cone.
Posted by Ken Wyatt on September 22, 2009 at 9:52 PM
I agree that a crop would strengthen the image. I like simple!
Discussion
4 repliesAfter being out of the loop for a few years, I'm finally able to squeeze in a few photos of something other than my son
This was taken last week near Red Feather Lakes.
My current equipment is limited to a little Canon PowerShot SX110IS, and I don't have any type of advanced editing software.
This is straight out of the camera. What do you think? I have considered cropping to make the pinecone more prominent.
Thanks!
*Try this link if image is not appearing: PINECONE
I think this is interesting. I would suggest the crop - keep the same relative position of the pine cone (LRHC) but crop a good bit around it so the pine cone is much more prominent. I like simple, clean images. This is a good one. I wonder if it might look nice in sepia (after the crop)...
Ken