
A bird at Cattle Point, British Columbia, Canada (5 years and 2696 days ago)
(5 years and 2699 days ago)
"Any subject, but only soft light colours.", there are some nice pastel colours near the top, I feel the image would be more on topic if you cut out the dark colours near the bottom and had more of the sky.
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(5 years and 2703 days ago)
beautiful
Thank you friiskiwi ☺
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(5 years and 2711 days ago)
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A little dodging on the bird would help this shot tremendously.
Trickier than you would expect with this photo...
Option>new layer>click.
Blend mode to overlay
50% gray
Set your range (dodging)...soft brush 7-15% and paint away
I would definitely check the guidelines on what is acceptable or not at this site before I tried a technique such as this. You can apply filters etc. that work on the entire image, but "painting" certain parts is not acceptable
I have not done any "painting" this is the raw photo.
It's a safer way to dodge and burn. Dodging and burning is a common photographers practice to enhance shadows and highlights, it's not dramatically altering the spirit of the image.
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