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09-JUL-2007 MauriceA

Skywards

Canon PowerShot S3 IS
1/125s f/7.1 at 37.8mm hide exif
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Date/Time09-Jul-2007 12:37:33
MakeCanon
ModelCanon PowerShot S3 IS
Flash UsedNo
Focal Length37.8 mm
Exposure Time1/125 sec
Aperturef/7.1
ISO Equivalent
Exposure Bias+1 1/3
White Balance
Metering Modecenter weighted (2)
JPEG Quality
Exposure Program
Focus Distance

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aam1234 11-Jul-2007 05:24
Agree with Doug, this looks really good regardless of the PS/PP work.
ctfchallenge11-Jul-2007 03:45
Great pic Maurice. With or without the PS treatment. -COAmature
Maurice Allain10-Jul-2007 08:55
Thanks Rod, I'll take another look at it! I'm struggling to get the balance right! :(
But with layers you can go back and re-adjust without starting again!
Rod 10-Jul-2007 08:17
You must know your way around PS to be blending layers (wotever that is):-) But the clouds look a tad bright to me now.
aam1234 10-Jul-2007 04:24
Elegant and delicate. Good work, Maurice.
ctfchallenge09-Jul-2007 23:27
Thanks, I clone brushed the offending tentacles away! and adjusted the brightness contrast by blending layers! hopefully it isn't too dark! Maurice
ctfchallenge09-Jul-2007 23:09
Very delicate looking plant. A tiny crop on the left would eliminate the little thingies on the upper left cloud. Very soft negative space - Nice! CJ
ctfchallenge09-Jul-2007 21:23
Commendable work coming from this unusual plant. Seems to be learning the alphabet now. The image is something special too - very lyrical and light. -tv
rOD 09-Jul-2007 19:28
Agree wiv Bruce, nicely done Maurice it looks very good.
ctfchallenge09-Jul-2007 14:06
Very nice. Just one reservation: there are some details on the far left edge of the frame that are a little distracting. -- Bruce
Guest 09-Jul-2007 13:55
Very nice Maurice! Cool the way the cloud pattern provides some natural framing!