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    Bugs I found in my Toolbox - Dragonfly

    I'm continuing to work on the series, bugs I found in my toolbox. I have now created my dragonfly...


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    Re: Bugs I found in my Toolbox - Dragonfly

    When did you start doing macro photography?...

    I saw your previous ones and enjoyed them too. As much as I like it I feel the background texture is a fraction too bold. Have you tried a finer more even one?

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    Re: Bugs I found in my Toolbox - Dragonfly

    Quote Originally Posted by pnodrog View Post
    When did you start doing macro photography?...

    I saw your previous ones and enjoyed them too. As much as I like it I feel the background texture is a fraction too bold. Have you tried a finer more even one?
    I have, but found that I liked this look better. When I finish the series I expect that I will rework the background. I am planning to print the series on Japanese Washi paper, so the final images will be much more subtle, but textured.

    This is a washi paper that I scanned and post-processed.

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    Re: Bugs I found in my Toolbox - Dragonfly

    Quote Originally Posted by Manfred M View Post
    I have, but found that I liked this look better. When I finish the series I expect that I will rework the background. I am planning to print the series on Japanese Washi paper, so the final images will be much more subtle, but textured.

    This is a washi paper that I scanned and post-processed.
    I had no doubt that you would be considering different options. They will make an interesting collection of photographs.

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