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Thread: Bluebells

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    Bluebells

    At least that's what I think they're called.

    Rather static shot but I find it pleasing. Comments?
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    Re: Bluebells

    A nice subject, with a nicely contrasting (dark) background. The lighting looks a little flat, and it may a little underexposed. But I think you've done a great job with the composition

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    Re: Bluebells

    Thanks, Rick. This slide is actually about 1 1/2 stops underexposed. This rendition is about as good as I could muster with my limited PS experience. I doubt that I have reached the limitation of PS with it. Something I hope to try later. Thanks again.
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    Re: Bluebells

    Although some may find it a bit dark, I really like it. The rich blues just jump off the screen.

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    Re: Bluebells

    I love the colors, very timid though vibrant with the blue. My only problem would be the green stem in the bottom left. A minor thing, but still a nuisance!

    Well done.

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