Dang it man you are doing an awesome job in your post processing. I truly don't know which one to pick but if I were forced to...#1 and #3, the texture and color make the zinnia pop.
Thank you, thank you. Part of the texture and color come from my pre-printed backgrounds I use for the shot, which I learned from Mike Moats. All but the last one was done with my homemade backgrounds/textures in Photoscape X, then imported to ON1. That last one was done in Smart Photo Editor.
Love the post processing and the photos are great!
ReplyDeleteThank you Nancy!
DeleteDang it man you are doing an awesome job in your post processing. I truly don't know which one to pick but if I were forced to...#1 and #3, the texture and color make the zinnia pop.
ReplyDeleteThank you, thank you. Part of the texture and color come from my pre-printed backgrounds I use for the shot, which I learned from Mike Moats. All but the last one was done with my homemade backgrounds/textures in Photoscape X, then imported to ON1. That last one was done in Smart Photo Editor.
DeleteWow look at the vibrant colors nice captures
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DeleteVery impressive
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DeleteNice! The processing is very cool, and those zinnias make a great subject.
ReplyDeleteThanks! I planted them ($2 packet from Lowe's) to fill in my sunflower container and they have gone crazy - they're almost 4' tall!
DeleteWow, so much to take in when I see your pics. Must get into this post editing!
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