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Gannet Portrait

Started by Just Dave, July 26, 2010, 10:27:21 PM

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Just Dave

Hi

We went away for a few days to Filey, so we called in at Bempton Cliffs Bempton Yorkshire, heres a Gannet Portrait C+C Welcome



Dave
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irv_b

Lovely shot Dave great focus on the eye, nice and sharp  but the light patch on the water tend to draw my eye to the end of the beak and now I've seen it it's more noticeable, if you know what I mean.
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Just Dave

Thanks Irv, the light patch is probably OOF grasses that were between myself and the gannet,as I had to sneak up on him, shame as you say though, I don't think I could clone it, could try colour replace brush,  or if anyone's got any other ideas
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Trickee

I agree with Irv, if this was my pic i would darken the background on the left hand side, this would focus your eyes back to the gannet  :)

Trickee

I can edit and repost your shot with your permission  :)

Just Dave

Hi Trickee, sure you can edit it, look forward to the result
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Trickee

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i used control points in nikon capture nx to darken the selected areas its a very quick and easy tool to use

Just Dave

Hi Trickee, the link just takes me to a locked page. :(
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Trickee

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Sorry Dave try again i am not too hot on this linking thingy :doh:

Just Dave

Thanks Trickee, nice edit, that looks much better :)
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picsfor

yes - i'm going with the Trickee edit - though it was a good picture in the first place. Just needed "tidying up"

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Quote from: Trickee on July 27, 2010, 11:28:49 AM
Sorry Dave try again i am not too hot on this linking thingy :doh:

Craig, I've embedded it into your post above.  ;)  You just need to add the image address (not page address) between image tags, like this,


[img]http://dl.dropbox.com/u/7641929/4831001506_08a0ea9c30_b.jpg[/img]


Dave.  A lovely photo, and focus is spot on.  I do like Craig's edit though.  :tup:

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Just Dave

Many thanks Andrew and Admin :) will defiantly be going back
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Moses

Hmmmmm, I like the original and the edit :)

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