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A yellow spider in some flowers. (Newbie shot)

 
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Aug 03, 2007 18:18 |  #1

This is taken with my Pro1 that I got the other day. It was my second day out shooting. Please keep in mind that I'm a newbie, but I would still like to share my photo.

I would appreciate constructive criticism. Should I crop my image so show the spider off more? I tried cropping it several different ways but I could not find a way that looks nice, because I really like the flowers in the shot too.

Thank you.


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Aug 03, 2007 20:05 |  #2

I think you found yourself a crab spider hiding in there! Nice shot, if you turn "Image Editing" On in your profile, others will be able to edit and re-post your pictures, giving PP and cropping sugestions!


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Aug 03, 2007 20:41 |  #3

"Image Editing" is on.
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Aug 03, 2007 20:46 |  #4

Quick crop and rotation, have to run. Let me know what you think


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Aug 03, 2007 20:57 |  #5

pete.mod wrote in post #3665207 (external link)
"Image Editing" is on.
Thanks Danny.

Well, I don't know much about PS but this is my shot at it. I know its too harsh but it's all I got.:confused:

First, I went into image and brought the levels up. I just slide the slider to where the information started. Then, as someone suggested in one of my posts yesterday I went to the layers palette and clicked on Channel.
I checked the red, blue, green layers individually and saw the blue was way out of focus. I went to the filters and applied sharpen edges.
Then I saved it to post here.


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Aug 03, 2007 20:59 |  #6

JTVal wrote in post #3665263 (external link)
Well, I don't know much about PS but this is my shot at it. I know its too harsh but it's all I got.:confused:

First, I went into image and brought the levels up. I just slide the slider to where the information started. Then, as someone suggested in one of my posts yesterday I went to the layers palette and clicked on Channel.
I checked the red, blue, green layers individually and saw the blue was way out of focus. I went to the filters and applied sharpen edges.
Then I saved it to post here.

I tried to edit so I could attach the picture but it didnt work. Here it is.


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Aug 04, 2007 11:11 |  #7

I like both of them. I like the corp Danny did, it looks well balanced. I like the strong colors JTVal, it really makes the image pop.

I'm going to have to find myself decent photo editing software to tweak my images.



  
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Aug 10, 2007 15:53 |  #8

pete.mod wrote in post #3667778 (external link)
I like both of them. I like the corp Danny did, it looks well balanced. I like the strong colors JTVal, it really makes the image pop.

I'm going to have to find myself decent photo editing software to tweak my images.

Here's a bit of both.


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