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Diana Sinclair
Diana Sinclair
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Posted at 17:16 on 21st November 2008
I agree with Krissy, and actually, I loved both versions of the shot equally well.Smile
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Stephen
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Posted at 17:59 on 21st November 2008
On 21st November 2008 16:57, Jason Twist wrote:
On 21st November 2008 09:37, Stephen wrote:

Jason, I thought you told me you didn't tweak your photos a lot. What did you do to that one?  I much prefer the natural  colours in Andrew's shot.


I don't tweak them a lot. But if you prefer Andrew's thats fine, its personal choice, its the same with art, what looks good to one doesn't to another. On a shot straight out of a camera do you think that captures everything your eye see's? a realistic picture?  it doesn't, a lot is lost, the image can become bland and flat, but when you were there it looked fantastic!!  I personally don't care if photos are photoshopped or not, as long as the picture looks good, surely thats what the idea of a photograph is about, (unless its a photo for legal purposes etc)  But like i said, i don't over photoshop, unless i'm just playing, and even then the effects can be pretty good!! its just like painting! you have artistic licence!! Laughing  i usually just increase saturation a little. The top clouds on the Ely one have just been 'burnt' a little, but believe me the view was pretty stunning when i took the shot!


Some fair comments there Jason. 

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Posted at 20:12 on 21st November 2008
On 21st November 2008 11:41, Wolf wrote:
But Andrew's photo has white grass ??? How did he do that..... lol .Wink



You do make us laugh Wolf! Smile Hope you're doing ok mate.

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Sue H
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Posted at 21:22 on 21st November 2008

And Roy, all those lovely shots of wooded paths, so hard to choose just one, but I'll shre this one.

 

Woodland Walk, late afternoon.
Picture by Roy Jackson



 

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Peter Evans
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Posted at 23:17 on 21st November 2008
On 21st November 2008 11:41, Wolf wrote:
But Andrew's photo has white grass ??? How did he do that..... lol .Wink

Fantastic what can be done with a bag of flour Wolf.
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Phil Jobson
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Posted at 00:30 on 22nd November 2008

Talking of country scenes: a wondeful shot from the Lake District:

 

Lone tree
Picture by BRIAN ARLOW


 

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Cathy E.
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Posted at 05:21 on 22nd November 2008

I think this is an awesome shot!

Chaffinch arriving at a feeding station.


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Wolf
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Posted at 05:38 on 22nd November 2008
Sue H won't mind Cath.  Wink
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Cathy E.
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Posted at 05:59 on 22nd November 2008
Your right. I think she will love it! I just love the wing action. So cool to see! Smile
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Sue H
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Posted at 15:40 on 22nd November 2008
On 22nd November 2008 05:38, Wolf wrote:
Sue H won't mind Cath.  Wink



 

Yes Cathy, I love the birds  , and Roy's Chaffinch is a beauty.



Edited by: Sue H at:22nd November 2008 16:30
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