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12/09/2022 11:06:21 AM |
Beautiful gentle colors and lightning! Congratulation on your ribbon! |
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12/05/2022 04:46:17 PM |
The colors!
The light!
Wow, Roz!
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12/05/2022 02:02:48 PM |
Originally posted by roz: Originally posted by kasaba: Congratulations Roz - its all about the light ... Beautiful
Pls,pls can you explain how you got the BG? I have some cicada exoskelletons on a tree and wanted to take "exactly" this shot, but don't seem to get it right ... Of course it would have been great to get the animal emerging the "old" body, but that happened during the night I guess. |
hey Gaby .. i'll answer you here in case anyone is interested ..
for starters here is the original photo ..
i'm not sure what you mean about the background .. but if you mean about the blur then its all about the aperture .. and how close you are to the insect and how close it is to the background .. if that makes sense ..
i feel a bit weird telling you this as you are an amazing photographer ... and probably know what i'm telling you anyway ..
if you wanted to know about the other stuff .. like the colours etc ..
looking at my working tif file i can see that i did a sunlight action in Nik color efex ..
to get the warmer colours i used an overlay that i can share with you if you want it ..
i used the gradient tool in different colours to get the light top rhs .. and did a brightness and contrast adjustment layer to give it a boost .. |
Thanks so much - BRILLIANT post work. Thank you for sharing the original. I thought you got that beautiful light "naturally" - never occurred to me you produced it in post. I need to look into the Nik filters more. I have them but only ever use Silver for BW conversions. Thanks again and congrats - beautifully done.
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12/05/2022 11:12:17 AM |
I was one of your 9s. I like how the moth is almost being erased by the sunlight. |
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12/05/2022 02:10:19 AM |
Originally posted by kasaba: Congratulations Roz - its all about the light ... Beautiful
Pls,pls can you explain how you got the BG? I have some cicada exoskelletons on a tree and wanted to take "exactly" this shot, but don't seem to get it right ... Of course it would have been great to get the animal emerging the "old" body, but that happened during the night I guess. |
hey Gaby .. i'll answer you here in case anyone is interested ..
for starters here is the original photo ..
i'm not sure what you mean about the background .. but if you mean about the blur then its all about the aperture .. and how close you are to the insect and how close it is to the background .. if that makes sense ..
i feel a bit weird telling you this as you are an amazing photographer ... and probably know what i'm telling you anyway ..
if you wanted to know about the other stuff .. like the colours etc ..
looking at my working tif file i can see that i did a sunlight action in Nik color efex ..
to get the warmer colours i used an overlay that i can share with you if you want it ..
i used the gradient tool in different colours to get the light top rhs .. and did a brightness and contrast adjustment layer to give it a boost ..
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12/05/2022 01:42:18 AM |
Congratulations Roz - its all about the light ... Beautiful
Pls,pls can you explain how you got the BG? I have some cicada exoskelletons on a tree and wanted to take "exactly" this shot, but don't seem to get it right ... Of course it would have been great to get the animal emerging the "old" body, but that happened during the night I guess. |
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12/04/2022 07:22:30 PM |
you have let it be just a matter of light. |
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11/28/2022 01:00:36 AM |
I think this will do very well for you! Not voting yet |
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