... spade. Yes I know, a cliché shot, but I just couldn't resist.
Comments and critiques are most welcome and much appreciated.
I'v processed the RAW file in LR4, which I recently purchased, so please let me know if I have done well.
Nikon D300s @ 400 mm, iso 400, 1/160 sec, f4 on a tripod.
Cliche is fine by me as there is a reason that it is a cliche Perhaps I would position the bird and handle a little further to the right side and maybe beef up the colour and contrast a little on the bird.
The only thing I might do is pinch the sliders in, in Levels, say 12 & 246, add a Luminosity layer with a soft light blend and a hint more selective sharpening. Nice work.
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7 repliesComments and critiques are most welcome and much appreciated.
I'v processed the RAW file in LR4, which I recently purchased, so please let me know if I have done well.
Nikon D300s @ 400 mm, iso 400, 1/160 sec, f4 on a tripod.
Cliche is fine by me as there is a reason that it is a cliche
Bob
Now you've got these in the bag, you need to get a hammer and blowtorch on your spade handle to distress it slightly
The only thing I might do is pinch the sliders in, in Levels, say 12 & 246, add a Luminosity layer with a soft light blend and a hint more selective sharpening. Nice work.
TFS
Steve
The falling snow really adds a lot to this one.
greetings,
Jeroen Stel
Keith.