Great shot Thomas! What exactly did you do to it in post? I don't remember my similar shots being anywhere near as vibrant as that is! I wonder, is he really one eyed or are we just seeing that film that they have that can go across their eye?
Great shot Thomas! What exactly did you do to it in post? I don't remember my similar shots being anywhere near as vibrant as that is! I wonder, is he really one eyed or are we just seeing that film that they have that can go across their eye?
Nothing special in post. I do most of my tweaking with the RAW conversion. I'm sure a did a little shadow recovery with Hightlights/Shadows - probably around 25/4 or so. Not really sure about the eye, but it makes a more interesting title : ).
Finally a dragonfly shot that I like. :lol Great catch Thomas.
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Nothing special in post. I do most of my tweaking with the RAW conversion. I'm sure a did a little shadow recovery with Hightlights/Shadows - probably around 25/4 or so. Not really sure about the eye, but it makes a more interesting title : ).
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Its a damselfly, not a dragon fly. Just an FYI...
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