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Critiques [Translate]
- maurydv
(4248) - [2008-07-06 12:26]
Bellissima immagine di "mazza di tamburo" (in italiano), ottimi POV e composizione ambientata, molto buona la definizione dei dettagli, molto belli e naturali i colori. Grazie e complimenti. Ciao Maurizio
- Hormon_Manyer
(1108) - [2008-07-08 9:39]
Olá José,
Great shot of Macrolepiota procera. Nice colors, OK sharpness. By my opinion a little lower perspective, which allows to see more of the environment, would even be better, but overall a fine documentation photo. Tfs.
Best wishes from Hungary, László
- yasemin
(816) - [2008-07-08 13:28]
Hi Jose...Very good shot...Detail perfect...Are they poison or might be not..You said they popular in Portugal...Thanks to share, regards, Leyla
- cysorz
(344) - [2008-07-12 12:14]
Hi, Jose!
You are quite right, this mushroom is very tasty and lots of people in Poland looks for it late summer and autumn. Polish name of it is "Kania", I like it very much, particularly fried with butter. Very nice photo!
Tadeusz
- snaphappyannie (24)
- [2008-07-28 14:36]
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Hello Jose,
Your mushroom is known to me very well. I like your composition, natural surroundings and colours. Maybe too soft light.
Regards, Pawel
- shirgold
(2654) - [2008-09-15 13:22]
Hello Jose,
Excellent capture of this Lapiota!
It brings back memories from the time I have spent in Spain - these mushrooms are delicious.
TFS, Shir
- foozi
(984) - [2008-10-07 16:26]
Hello jose,
thanks for the response and comment on my recent post.
Thi one is a very unique isolated mushroom in its special environment.
The colour si so natural and soft with jagged surface.
Nice one.
Regards,
Foozi
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An accurate record of this mushroom. From a photographic point of view, do you think it needs to be isolated more from the background? In Photoshop, you could try a little Gaussian Blur, then add a layer mask, and with the opacity reduced, select a soft brush, and gently "paint back" detail where you want it (in the mushroom - 100%, and in the foreground, grading it from 100% sharp to 100% blurred.