Shoot_Score Workshop Photos Given

(2370) [2009-05-15 22:36:17] [2]

OK Ole boy... here we go!

What I did is
a) crop
b) sharpen
c) maybe a few other minor adjustments; see if you can spot them...

FANTASTIC SHOT!!!

United States

Deer Gazing II (2)
Crosman (63)

Postprocess

(2370) [2009-05-15 22:22:36]

1) Rotate the photo to lose as much "extra" as possible
2) Crop off the lower part
3) Sharpen & Adjust Contrast
4) Warmify ( brings out the redcoats )

I am not sure what to do about the swinging tail... it remains a bit of an anomaly

Hope you like.

Kenya

Title: Pumba and its offspringCanon 40 D

Pumba and its offspring (20)
pirate

(3211)

Postprocess

(2370) [2009-05-03 09:41:02]

Hi,
To get rid of the partial piglet I used the following steps:
a) slight rotate ( clockwise ), then
b) crop off legs on the left

After that I did a small adjustment in colour, contrast and cripness [ the three Cs ]

Hope you like!

You Wear Me Out (18)
bobair

(4990)

Postprocessing

(2370) [2009-02-20 05:35:46] [1]

Crop to 8x10 ratio tus removing the blurr in F/G as well as the excess willow...

Adjust colours and contrast a wee bit to reduce the darkness.

What say you?

BIG bird (8)
Farmer

(359)

Symmmetry etc.

(2370) [2008-08-04 23:34:43]

Here is waht I would suggest < and demo herewith >:

1) do a bit more of 1/3 , 1/3 , 1/3... by removing some of the lower water.
2) wee sharpening
3) adjust colour and contrast
4) wee saturation...

What say you?

Thanx for providing such a great subject!

another meadowlark (4)
Farmer

(359)

Colours et al...

(2370) [2008-08-04 23:10:52]

Tried to do a coupla things;
a) colour & contrast
b) wee sharpening
c) tiny bit of saturation.

I like the presentation as is!!!

Lost (14) *
Adanac

(17607)

Leary of Snakes in the Grass

(2370) [2008-07-27 22:13:14] [2]

Zoomed in some, by way of crop;
adjust contrast & light;
wee sharpening...

NOW let that snake beware!

Where is Everyone (46)
Adanac

(17607)

How not to...

(2370) [2008-07-25 23:28:35] [1]

I just wanted to show that
a) leveling the wire doesn't help at all in the dynamics here
b) that the strands are not parallel in the first place...

SO THIS is an example of what NOT TO DO!

What say U?

Rattlesnake (16)
lovenature

(5063)

Zoom et al

(2370) [2008-07-25 22:30:22] [1]

As you can see I would use the very nice capture you have here to zoom in...

I did this by
a) rotation to portrait style
b) some additional zoom in by way of rotation...
untill the "division" of the heartshaped snake was on the diagonal from UL to LR...

A wee sharpening, contrast adhustment finished of yer fine - from a distance- shot!

Hope U like!

Jay

Brunei

sight of dead (48) *
septama

(357)

Zoom plus

(2370) [2008-01-04 21:08:58] [3]

I'm thinking we can increase the drama here by taking the following steps:
1) rotate
2) crop part of skink
3) scale up by 25%
4) wee sharpening
5) colour and contrast

We now see the sky reflected in almost all four of the spider's eyes!

Hope you like!