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May 04, 2008 00:31 |  #1

We've received some much needed rain over the last few days. The irises looked nice with the drops still clinging. I would appreciate very much any critique you may have. I am just starting to use my new xti and PS Elements software. I would like to get more serious with my photography but I am still a total novice (I'm "moldable" - mold me!).


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May 04, 2008 01:03 |  #2

Beautiful shot on this one. On the bottom foreground, it looks as though the petal was pasted onto the background. Over sharpened perhaps?


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May 04, 2008 01:30 |  #3

3Turner wrote in post #5456565 (external link)
... On the bottom foreground, it looks as though the petal was pasted onto the background. Over sharpened perhaps?

Aha! I do see what you are talking about. I didn't notice it and I bet you're right about it being caused by sharpening. See, I probably would've failed to look for this in the future if I hadn't posted for criticism. Thank you.

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May 04, 2008 01:49 as a reply to  @ ImageMogul's post |  #4

Beautiful color, exposure, sharpness and clarity. Very good seperation from uncluttered background.

The only thing that leaves me wanting is I wish I could see the whole iris.

Very nice.


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May 04, 2008 13:06 |  #5

LeuceDeuce wrote in post #5456692 (external link)
Beautiful color, exposure, sharpness and clarity. Very good seperation from uncluttered background.

The only thing that leaves me wanting is I wish I could see the whole iris.

Very nice.

Thanks for the comments Leuce. Enjoyed your portfolio. I especially liked the B&W of the old house. A nice mood was set in that one.

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May 04, 2008 20:51 |  #6

LeuceDeuce wrote in post #5456692 (external link)
Beautiful color, exposure, sharpness and clarity. Very good seperation from uncluttered background.

The only thing that leaves me wanting is I wish I could see the whole iris.

Very nice.

I couldn't agree more. I love it when an image displays on my monitor as sharp and as saturated as if it were a hardcopy print that I was looking at.

IHMO, I don't see any of the usual signs of over-sharpening such as halos and noise.


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May 05, 2008 01:13 |  #7

Excellent color and clarity. Perhaps oversharpened but not anything I saw without mention of it.


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May 05, 2008 05:24 |  #8

Very nice shot, well done. The colors are outstanding.

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May 05, 2008 10:22 as a reply to  @ penodr's post |  #9

The crop isn't the best for this flower, they are so gorgeous in their entirety.but the focus and colors are wonderfully done!


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May 06, 2008 00:30 as a reply to  @ Flo's post |  #10

I appreciate the comments & critique midnight, titus, Dave & Flo. Thank you.

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