Autumn Colour
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Autumn Colour
by Mozzy » Sat Nov 02, 2013 12:56 pm
Picked up a few leaves then laid them together, took them in the studio (shed) used twin external flash, one a slave, backlit by diffused and a diffused frontal light. Processing was initially DPP and some light work in RAW / PSE. Then off to SPE for a few effects.
The original image prior to any work. The original image was landscape; I felt it worked far better as a portrait style. .
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The original image prior to any work. The original image was landscape; I felt it worked far better as a portrait style. .
- Leaves 1.JPG (157.76 KiB) Viewed 2358 times
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Re: Autumn Colour
by andrewb2012 » Sat Nov 02, 2013 1:13 pm
Hi Mozzy
Like how you've pulled the foreground leaf from the others but I think a little reduction in saturation or increased blurring (or something like that) of the background leaves would further enhance the image. The viewer can clearly sense the multiple light sources which is very evident on the leaf stems. Nice one my friend!
Cheers,
Andrew
Like how you've pulled the foreground leaf from the others but I think a little reduction in saturation or increased blurring (or something like that) of the background leaves would further enhance the image. The viewer can clearly sense the multiple light sources which is very evident on the leaf stems. Nice one my friend!
Cheers,
Andrew
Re: Autumn Colour
by Mozzy » Sat Nov 02, 2013 2:26 pm
You're right Andrew. Actually I wish I'd faded the stems to noting, it might have worked better. Yep again a background blur would have been appropriate. Sometimes you just miss the obvious 
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