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The elite women grab a quick drink on the way past the 30km mark. The main foreground runner went on to win.
I've done a little tweaking, desaturated the background elements / crowd but I can't decide what to do with this one, the post is in just the wrong place but everything else seems to work out ok.
I'm toying with the idea of a major cloning session (I think I might be able to do it using detail from other shots in the sequence).
I'm liking the action and intent, and all in all I think they were at the table and gone in a couple of seconds.
| Camera: | Nikon D90 |
| Lens: | 80-200mm f2.8 ED |
| Recording media: | RAW (digital) |
| Title: | London Marathon 2010 Elite Women 30k drink station |
| Username: | |
| Uploaded: | 28 Apr 2010 - 11:47 PM |
| Tags: | 30k, London, Marathon, Mergia, Ozaki, Shobkhouva, Sports / action, Tafa |
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Quote: I've done a little tweaking, desaturated the background elements / crowd but I can't decide what to do with this one, the post is in just the wrong place but everything else seems to work out ok.
The post does intrude but I would be inclined to make a feature of it!
In the mode I've uploaded for you, I've rotated the image slightly - so as to straighten the post - a nd then cropped from the right. I've also added a little more contrast via a curves adjustment and sharpening just a bit. See what you think. ![]()

I love those mods, thanks for your time & input.
The first mod is similar to the crop I was originally thinking of; but straightening up the post is one of those things which is really blindingly obvious (but only now someone's pointed it out!)
I don't think I'd have considered the close crop that really picks up on all the key elements in it and I like that very much.
This is exactly the kind of inpiriation I need, thanks again!
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