700mm f7.1 1/1250 iso400 FF - Annoying stem cloned out
Hi all
These reed warblers have been leading me a merry dance for about a fortnight now - my strike rate on them is incredibly low considering the number of hours I've invested!
Still, here's one that I'm quite pleased with from this morning. Hopefully I've finally turned a corner on them
Simon
Update
***Have posted a new version on my blog taking into consideration the suggestions from you guys. It's much the better for it so many, many thanks***
A sliver off left and the lower left high removed .minor nits .that stalk , it wouldn't have been protruding from its bonce would it ?Its been cleverly removed if it was....smart image all round and def worth the efforts .
I was wondering where the two visible stalks behind the bird were going to as well Simon - great clone job - NOW DO THE REST
If you start now you might just be finished in time for the World Cup final
Nice delicate image Simon
Posted by Simon Litten on June 5, 2010 at 10:04 AM
Stem out of bonce it certainly was! You'd think after going to the trouble of cloning out the stalk I'd have gone to work on that highlight in the corner as well I'll put it down to lager!
Glad of the comp suggestions - I was unsure about it.
Discussion
9 repliesHi all
These reed warblers have been leading me a merry dance for about a fortnight now - my strike rate on them is incredibly low considering the number of hours I've invested!
Still, here's one that I'm quite pleased with from this morning. Hopefully I've finally turned a corner on them
Simon
Update
***Have posted a new version on my blog taking into consideration the suggestions from you guys. It's much the better for it so many, many thanks***
I was wondering where the two visible stalks behind the bird were going to as well Simon - great clone job - NOW DO THE REST
If you start now you might just be finished in time for the World Cup final
Nice delicate image Simon
Glad of the comp suggestions - I was unsure about it.
Phil.
Bronia