Desaturation
TonyCooper
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Sometimes bright colors add to a photograph, but there are times when
they dominate the image to the detriment of the image. I liked this
image of the girl in the red hat, but the red seemed to just take over
the image. Looking back over some old images, I decided to see what
it would look like desaturated but not to the point of being a
monochrome.
This is the original:
and this is the desaturated version:
Comments and critique encouraged.
they dominate the image to the detriment of the image. I liked this
image of the girl in the red hat, but the red seemed to just take over
the image. Looking back over some old images, I decided to see what
it would look like desaturated but not to the point of being a
monochrome.
This is the original:
and this is the desaturated version:
Comments and critique encouraged.
Tony Cooper - Orlando, Florida
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Orv
Thomson, Ga. USA
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I'm also not very found of the too sharpened eyes
A B&W version would be nice to see, yes
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A b&w version provided, but I prefer the desaturated version. I wanted
that "lost waif" look.
In actuality, this little girl was on her daddy's shoulders watching a
Chinese New Year parade, and quite happy about it. I just caught
her with a solemn look.
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Orv
Thomson, Ga. USA
www.Osalisburyphoto.smugmug.com
event - where they dive for the cross - in Tarpon Springs FL , not a Chinese New
Year parade.
Thanks for all the comments.
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