Mushroom - C&C are welcome !!

[Tejal]

Kindly share your C&C for my below images.

Regards,

Tejal

IMG_7888 by Tejal Imagination, on Flickr

IMG_7888 B&W by Tejal Imagination, on Flickr

[Shadowman]

Very nice capture of another world.

[Tejal]

Very nice capture of another world.

thank you Color & B&W ?

[DickyOZ]

A good and fortunate capture Tejal. I presume that's a centipede or something similar getting 'high' on the toadstool.

[JohnRostron]

I always think that toadstools are very photogenic. You have a good combination of focus and oof here which accentuates the middle one. I thought at first that the animal was a caterpillar, but closer inspection shows it to be a millepede. Was this naturally on the toadstool?

John

[Tejal]

A good and fortunate capture Tejal. I presume that's a centipede or something similar getting 'high' on the toadstool.

Thank you .

[Tejal]

I always think that toadstools are very photogenic. You have a good combination of focus and oof here which accentuates the middle one. I thought at first that the animal was a caterpillar, but closer inspection shows it to be a millepede. Was this naturally on the toadstool?

John

thank you John. It is monsoon here. During monsoon, we find this toadstools grown in the plant pot and this insect too we generally find during monsoon only.

[Dave Humphries]

Colour for me Tejal,

Nice to see a new genre from you.

Best regards, Dave

[Geoff F]

If I had been faced with this scene, Tejal, I would have either shot for a focus stack to get everything in focus or chosen an angle/image ratio which just showed the fungi which could be sharply focused. Possibly using a mix of crop and clone on the resulting image.

Alternatively, tone down the highlights on the out of focus areas.

[Shadowman]

thank you Color & B&W ?

Black and white more so than the color version.

[Loose Canon]

Absolem.

Very nice Tejal!

[Dave Humphries]

Alternatively, tone down the highlights on the out of focus areas.

Perhaps this is why I prefer the colour, because on that, it is not such an issue.

The mono conversion has (as is normal) received a contrast boost which has brought their highlights up to a level which competes with the main subject; the centre group with millipede (two pairs of legs per body segment).

However, I also prefer the colour for the better separation between mushrooms and background, which are otherwise both well, just grey (or gray).

Dave

[Tejal]

Colour for me Tejal,

Nice to see a new genre from you.

Best regards, Dave

thanks Dave . Yeah something different . Actually due to some professional commitments i am unable to go out, so trying something what i could get at home only.

[Tejal]

If I had been faced with this scene, Tejal, I would have either shot for a focus stack to get everything in focus or chosen an angle/image ratio which just showed the fungi which could be sharply focused. Possibly using a mix of crop and clone on the resulting image.

Alternatively, tone down the highlights on the out of focus areas.

Thank you very much for your valuable suggestion.

[Tejal]

Black and white more so than the color version.

hmmmm .... ok

[Tejal]

Absolem.

Very nice Tejal!

thank you

[Tejal]

Perhaps this is why I prefer the colour, because on that, it is not such an issue.

The mono conversion has (as is normal) received a contrast boost which has brought their highlights up to a level which competes with the main subject; the centre group with millipede (two pairs of legs per body segment).

However, I also prefer the colour for the better separation between mushrooms and background, which are otherwise both well, just grey (or gray).

Dave

Yeah... with the concept of separating the insect and fungi, I 1st processed it in color. But B&W gives classy look so tried that too.

[Dave A]

Color for me, nice image.

Dave

[Tejal]

Color for me, nice image.

Dave

Thank you Dave. .

[Wavelength]

i liked the colour one more