The motorised frog

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• Skippy Registered Users Posts: 12,075 Major grins

  December 7, 2008 edited December 7, 2008

  cjmchch wrote:

  
  I like your post processing on this one
  The bike really stands out.
  
  The only thing that also stands out is the areas you sharpened on the ground around the bike.
  
  Isolating only the bike would probably have worked better.
  Still I like what you've done very much cjmchch ... Skippy
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• Panther Registered Users Posts: 3,658 Major grins

  December 7, 2008 edited December 7, 2008

  Howdy cjmchch,
  
  What a neat image, I really like everything about it from the neat processing to the interesting Point of View.
  
  Very nicely done.

  Take care,
  
  Craig
  
  Burleson, Texas

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• Harrymac Registered Users Posts: 94 Big grins

  December 7, 2008 edited December 7, 2008

  What a cracking shot, like the pp, love the perspective and backdrop.

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• cjmchch Registered Users Posts: 222 Major grins

  December 7, 2008 edited December 7, 2008

  Thanks guys for the comments and the constructive comments, they're appreciated. I am all too new at photography and post processing is something I am currently 'playing' with (can't you tell). I'll take the comments on board re the sharpening and try another rendition of this. If it turms out as well as, maybe I'll swap the images over.
  
  This was processed through Adobe RAW and Adobe Photoshop, and it's not HDR as some may be thinking.

  Canon - Manfrotto - Pocketwizard - Sekonic - Westcott - Hoya - Singh Ray
  
  http://chrismckayphotography.com
  

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