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Flamingo C&C Please

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Flamingo C&C Please

Postby DebT on Mon Sep 24, 2007 9:12 pm

Hi,
interested in C&C to improve next time I shoot
I was trying to captutre fluffieness in feathers etc and needed to get this side of profile as she is blind in the other eye PS Colour wont get much better as she is 88years old and very pale pink (and I'm happy with her al la natural)

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Postby Bindii on Wed Sep 26, 2007 3:43 pm

Wow.. she is beautiful.. and who would have thought that she is such a grand old lady.... the colours are good for me.. not everything has to be saturated to within an inch of its life ya know... if you want more detail in the feathers try having a bit of a play with the burn tool... you might be surprised..

Oh... good job... :)
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Postby sunnylass on Wed Sep 26, 2007 6:54 pm

I think she is just gawjus! I'd make her eye stand out a bit more, and try the burning as Bindii suggested.
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