Really nice! In this one, that small separation between the spider and its web makes the 3D effect shine...
Really nice! In this one, that small separation between the spider and its web makes the 3D effect shine...
Hi Bryan!
I hope you enjoy your new toy. Between the new camera and catching up with on1, you are going to have homework for this winter...
That's a really nice image. If you allow me a suggestion, perhaps I would try to push those gray areas in the corners to black...
not seeing what your seeing on my calibrated monitor, even the colour picker in Ps is not showing any inconsistency.
A small, colorful predator...
nice image
@doctor has written: @DonaldB has written:That's a really nice image. If you allow me a suggestion, perhaps I would try to push those gray areas in the corners to black...
not seeing what your seeing on my calibrated monitor, even the colour picker in Ps is not showing any inconsistency.
Hello again Donald, I am referring to the transition zones, trying to reduce them by pushing faster towards black:
@DonaldB has written: @doctor has written: @DonaldB has written:That's a really nice image. If you allow me a suggestion, perhaps I would try to push those gray areas in the corners to black...
not seeing what your seeing on my calibrated monitor, even the colour picker in Ps is not showing any inconsistency.
Hello again Donald, I am referring to the transition zones, trying to reduce them by pushing faster towards black:
That would take away the look i was after, i wanted a smooth dreamy look. didnt want to much contrast with this shot, normally i would have pushed the blacks just before total black but not this shot.
That would take away the look i was after, i wanted a smooth dreamy look. didnt want to much contrast with this shot, normally i would have pushed the blacks just before total black but not this shot.
Hmm, I see, it makes sense. Thanks for the clarification.
A guest.
An original framing, good focus on the eye, good detail and striking colors...