Really great images everyone! Please keep them coming!
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Really great images everyone! Please keep them coming!
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This is Haley. She is spoiled rotten and must have all the attention.
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I think this ones really cool...
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Last Friday at the Freedom Tower.
What a beautifully framed photo. I only have one suggestion that i believe would improve it, and that is bumping up the contrast just a smidgen. Or, alternatively, if you lower your shadows, it will darken the foreground leaves and may offer better overall contrast to the shot.
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Ricardo, I understand bumping up the contrast but what post processing darkens the leaves? Can I do that and not loose the softness of the reflection of the sky and clouds on the building.
Took this at the beach last week.
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