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Just practising on the macro mode of my Minolta F300 .I quite like close up stuff ,when i took it ,it looked as thoguh it just needed a little tweak in photoshop elements .This is my first proper go at close up work,just wandering if anybody got any comments,i have tweaked it too much. only
| Title: | Photoshop Tweaked Lilly |
| Username: | 
Bezza |
| Uploaded: | 16 Oct 2003 - 9:40 PM |
| Camera: | Minolta F300 |
| Lens: | GT Zoom Lens |
| Recording media: | Digital |
| Tags: | Flowers & plants |
| Votes: | 0 |
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Great colour but just a tad to fussy with all that background detracting from the main subject flower.
Baz
Lovely shot but I agree with Rob in terms of the oversaturated color and contrast. It would be an intersting experiment to isolate the central flower by either using flashlight and spotlight lighting effects in PS. If you have a graphics tablet i.e. Wacom, you could also draw around the flowers edge and create a copy without the backround. A great shot for your first attempt in macro mode. Keep up the good work!
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