Cropping the hills out of the backround will focus more attention on the colors in the grass. A little adjustment in PS might bring the colors out more as well.
Cropping the hills out of the backround will focus more attention on the colors in the grass. A little adjustment in PS might bring the colors out more as well.
I took the liberty of playing with your image a bit. I overdid the red, probably by a lot, and I'm not sure if the cropping helped, but as you can see there's a fair amount you can do with photoshop to emphasize the colors more.
Assuming I managed to attach the image successfully, of course.
Mwgrice you beat me to it ...... nice job ........ gives me something to go with!!
Thank you
I am going to redo it this weekend with your rework in mind and repost
Yep the bee shot is the best. I like the fact that instead of trying to get many different colours in one shot that this concentrates on the yellow. The fact that you have two elements of yellow nature in the shot is :
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but the composition doesn't grab me, there's no subject/point of interest. Maybe if we could see more of the fence...
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Colors are lovely (and lively) (maybe a tad too dark to my taste but this is sooo subjective), but the composition...
Assuming I managed to attach the image successfully, of course.
Mwgrice you beat me to it ...... nice job ........ gives me something to go with!!
Thank you
I am going to redo it this weekend with your rework in mind and repost
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Ok redid the 1st and added something that struck me as another possibility
a different approach
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I like the first shot, but agree it lacks a particular focal point.
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Yeah that's how it struck me when I 1st saw it, Might go with this one
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think I'll go with the bee, but what should I call it
and ........... um "Crappy Yellow" won't work :lol4
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