I was hampered by long grass, but the design on these mushrooms was interesting.
Tegan
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I was hampered by long grass, but the design on these mushrooms was interesting.
Tegan
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Nice shot tegan! Well done.
If I had to be extra picky (and i often am) I might suggest opening up the shadows under the larger mushrooms on the left and perhaps a wee bit of selective sharpening on the larger mushrooms as well.
Hoper that helps
marko
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Well, the shadows only opened up so far, but still an improvement, as well as the sharpening.
Thanks Marko
Tegan
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"Photographic art requires the technical aspects of photography and the design aspects of art, both at an outstanding level."
When you opened up the shadow you went too far as you created some artifacting under the left mushroom. It's 'stalk' now looks like it has hallucinogenic properties![]()
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