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    2nd part, C & C Welcome

    Here are some others from the Atlanta Botanical Garden. Let me know if you think they are print worthy. Thanks, Jason

    The last one in the list I think I've decided to name it Alone.. Probably been overused as a name, but I think it fits.
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    Re: 2nd part, C & C Welcome

    The top looks resonable for printing. I would however clone out the items on the right - switch, pole... before printing. Also add a touch of sharpening using the unsharp mask.

    The second one looks a little soft on my monitor but the colours look good. You need to review the original to see if the softness came from the resizing before making a decision on printing.

    The other 3 seem to have been taken in very bright light - noon'ish? and have a few areas which are blown out, so personally I would look to see if they can be recovered from the original before printing.

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    Re: 2nd part, C & C Welcome

    How about this?
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    Re: 2nd part, C & C Welcome

    the 4th kind of looks like stars are reflecting in the water. With some treatment, you could make that a lot more convincing.

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    Re: 2nd part, C & C Welcome

    I've found that flowers are tough to get a really spectacular shot, but overall these are very good. The third and fourth are my favorites, # 4 looking like an explosion (what caused that?). The others are OK but don't really have the compositional quality to put them over the top. Also, the lighting might have been a bit too harsh on # 5.

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    Re: 2nd part, C & C Welcome

    I didn't realize that in the 4th one it looked like stars. Now that I look at it again, I see what you mean. Maybe I'll tweak it a little and see what happens. In reality, there are just a lot of specs of dust or debree in the water this flower was in. I liked the flower a lot, so I shot it. The first photo is one that I made look overexposed and saturated on purpose. I liked the way it turned out. :shrugs: Thanks for your input guys.
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