Rachel T. Hammer |
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Critique, Please?
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Tufted Titmouse
Taken with a 70-300mm Nikkor zoom lens, handheld, in my backyard with overcast skies.
Rachel T. Hammer
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This photograph was taken in low-light conditions with a speedlight(strong flash). Is the background/overall picture too dark, and, if it is, how could I fix it? I have photoshop...
August 13, 2004
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Pamela K |
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I kind of like the dark background as it helps the bird pop. However, it does make it look as if it were night time. I'm not sure exactly how you could fix this and I hope you'll get some expert opinions... Pam
August 13, 2004
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Jill A. Johnson |
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Hi Rachel...
I had a portrait of a golden finch that was taken against a blue sky... although the finch it's self came out very clear and detailed I wanted to really make her pop so I gave her a two tone darker background in PS using clouds of deep green and off black using the blacks from her feathers... not sure if this is what you are looking to do but am posting it here so you can view it...
good luck
Jill :)
August 13, 2004
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Jill A. Johnson |
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Golden Beauty
background replaced in PS
Jill A. Johnson
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Hi Rachel...
I had a portrait of a golden finch that was taken against a blue sky... although the finch it's self came out very clear and detailed I wanted to really make her pop so I gave her a two tone darker background in PS using clouds of deep green and off black using the blacks from her feathers... not sure if this is what you are looking to do but am posting it here so you can view it...
good luck
Jill :)
August 13, 2004
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Rachel T. Hammer |
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Thank you, Jill and Pam... Jill, I will try this later today and see if it works..
August 14, 2004
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