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Apr 22, 2005 14:06 |  #1

Next week I will send three of my best nature photo's to a Nature Magazine that has a contest.
I had allready made up my mind, but last week I took a nice deer photo.
Posted the deer on this forum and after all the replies I choose the attached photo as the best.

Now I have four photo's from which but I can only send in three.
The attached photo's are confusing me, and I wonder which one of the two you would send in?

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Apr 23, 2005 02:01 |  #2

Anyone ?




  
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Apr 23, 2005 02:18 |  #3

Personally, I prefer the second picture.


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Apr 23, 2005 02:23 |  #4

I'm not exactly an expert, but can offer an opinion.......They are both real good shots, but I'd agree with mickle and say #2 does more for me. Good luck in the contest. :eyes


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Apr 23, 2005 02:44 as a reply to  @ sixshot's post |  #5

I hope you dont mind me saying this but......

Did you take these shots in jpeg ?.Because you got the dreaded yellow going over the 1st pic :confused: (to do with the white balance).

For seeing the deer shot without the yellow i say pick no#1.No#2 looks to set-up to me.Like everything was place on the ground.

I had a play in PS for you and this is what can be done(hope you dont mind ?)

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http://images.fotopic.​net …;noresize=1&​;nostamp=1



  
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Apr 23, 2005 05:01 |  #6

I much prefer the second one


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Apr 23, 2005 05:04 |  #7

I would send in #2 in @1 all the tree branches in front of the animals are a little disturbing.




  
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Apr 23, 2005 07:31 |  #8

I like #1. It looks like an oil painting.


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Apr 23, 2005 09:43 |  #9

Not bad for a wilderness shot! I like it!




  
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Apr 23, 2005 12:58 as a reply to  @ RbrtPtikLeoSeny's post |  #10

For the deer shot, if the branches were to the side of the animals, it would be better.

For the red berry shot, it could really use something else for an accent. Maybe a bit of colored vegetation.

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Apr 23, 2005 17:34 |  #11

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Apr 24, 2005 06:51 |  #12

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Apr 24, 2005 13:48 as a reply to  @ Alan B's post |  #13

Alan B wrote:
I hope you dont mind me saying this but......

Did you take these shots in jpeg ?.Because you got the dreaded yellow going over the 1st pic :confused: (to do with the white balance).

For seeing the deer shot without the yellow i say pick no#1.No#2 looks to set-up to me.Like everything was place on the ground.

I had a play in PS for you and this is what can be done(hope you dont mind ?)
IMG NOTICE: [NOT AN IMAGE URL, NOT RENDERED INLINE]

Thank you for your input. I took the photo in JPEG but had PS a bit with the historgram.
Maybe I moved the right arrow too much to the left. Did some PS on the original and it turned out to be much better.
As lighting in wood is difficult I will shoot RAW next time.

By the way can imagine your critics on photo nr 2. But the photo is very real no scenario or any editting




  
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Apr 24, 2005 14:02 |  #14

The deer shot is nice, but it is very monochramatic. I tried to edit it in photoshop but it's one of those pictures that you cant do anything with. I really like the second one, very simple.


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Apr 24, 2005 16:02 |  #15

Here's what PhotoImpact does with it using auto on the RGB channels on the tone map. It takes care of the yellow hue w/o adding a blue one:


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