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4th January 2012, 02:18 AM
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Vines and a Teasel silhouette
A couple of shots from just before New Year's for C&C.
#1: Vines on a Wall
I like the colors in this shot, but I do wish the green leaves in the lower right were red/yellow. As is, the isolated green just unbalances the shot. Unfortunately, this is not my wall, nor my plants, so I couldn't trim anything. Any tips on how to bring out more detail in the green leaves in the upper left? Other comments also welcome, as always.
#2: Teasel Silhouette
Just experimenting with indoor backlighting. C&C welcome.
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4th January 2012, 02:48 AM
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Re: Vines and a Teasel silhouette
I like the colors as well. Good thing you didn't try trimming anythng, because that is poison oak.
As far as the green at the bottom, i think it kind of gives your eye some direction. A shot like this , you need a specific spot to direct your attention, and the isolated green spot gives that. I think you did very well as is.
If you want to add some pop, try a layer mask using lab mode and adding some saturation. Not alot, just a touch. You can also play around with the light and make a weak vignette to direct the eye where you want.
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4th January 2012, 12:00 PM
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I rather like the contrasting colors between the leaves but to go a step further with Steve's idea, you could also play with the temp of the colors as well with a mask on the green leaves (going a bit warmer) to bring out a bit of the yellows/reds that look like they are just about to start to develop. Still well shot as is though, those colors really pop.
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