Barking up the tree with a bit of fungus thrown in...
Posted: Wed Nov 09, 2005 9:12 pmAnother shot from our Kiama trip - a different perspective?
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Posted: Wed Nov 09, 2005 9:12 pmPosted: Wed Nov 09, 2005 9:21 pmvery good perspective......... but a tight crop would be a better image as the OOF area does not add a lot to an interesting shot........
Posted: Wed Nov 09, 2005 9:26 pmLove it. the perspective is brilliant and I am a bit of a fungi nut.
Great stuff
Great stuff
Re: Barking up the tree with a bit of fungus thrown in...
Posted: Wed Nov 09, 2005 9:31 pmGeoff wrote:a different perspective?
Sure, loads of CA, don't see that everyday!
The image works despite this though, and as BP says, cropping out the OOF foreground would be good. Might want to work the highlights in the bark over too, maybe pull the EV back by a stop then bring out the shadows with D-lighting or similar + colour boost. Overall thumbs up from me though, like the concept!Posted: Wed Nov 09, 2005 9:32 pmGreat perspective in this shot.
Well spotted opportunity.
Its good to see another photographer sticking there head in weird places at weird angles.
I would try cropping the top third off the shot, just where the first big shadow around the trunk starts.
But still keep the original width.
I think the oof bottom of the image will help in the composition.
Just my idea.
Marty
Well spotted opportunity.
Its good to see another photographer sticking there head in weird places at weird angles.
I would try cropping the top third off the shot, just where the first big shadow around the trunk starts.
But still keep the original width.
I think the oof bottom of the image will help in the composition.
Just my idea.
Marty
Re: Barking up the tree with a bit of fungus thrown in...
Posted: Wed Nov 09, 2005 9:33 pmMCWB wrote:Geoff wrote:a different perspective?
Sure, loads of CA, don't see that everyday!
Ta! Funny, I PP'd on the CRT, then on the LCD's the bark in parts look blown out...go figure !!?!?
Posted: Wed Nov 09, 2005 9:40 pmNow that is interesting. My first post was from my laptop (LCD); just checked on my (calibrated) CRT and the highlights look fine! 
*whips out Spyder for laptop*
*whips out Spyder for laptop*
Posted: Wed Nov 09, 2005 10:43 pmGeoff
1. Like the shot a lot
2. My LCD is always brighter than my monitor since windoze only supports 1 colour profile and I have the one for my CRT loaded since that's where I look at stuff during PP
1. Like the shot a lot
2. My LCD is always brighter than my monitor since windoze only supports 1 colour profile and I have the one for my CRT loaded since that's where I look at stuff during PP
Posted: Wed Nov 09, 2005 11:30 pmGreat idea, and great photo.
Marty - 'Its good to see another photographer sticking there head in weird places at weird angles' = the mind boggles !!!!!
Marty - 'Its good to see another photographer sticking there head in weird places at weird angles' = the mind boggles !!!!!
Posted: Wed Nov 09, 2005 11:32 pmThis image has a very charming perspective and lots of intruiging aspects to it, did you turn into some kind of bug and take this picture?