Posted by rain girl (Delhi, India) on 15 April 2008 in Art & Design.
Please post your honest opinion here. There's no need to whitewash or sugarfeed. Positive critisicm always helps...that's the only way one can improve...
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simple & Nice ;)
15 Apr 2008 3:26am
@saeed: thank you saeed
:)
15 Apr 2008 4:49am
@Photonscribbles: :D
good morning sunshine! less is beautiful
15 Apr 2008 5:01am
@isabel: THANK YOU :)
Sunshine ... and blue skies ...
15 Apr 2008 5:09am
@Ron: :)
somehow i think you could have done better with this one... don't ask me what or how... i just feel you could have...
15 Apr 2008 7:02am
@virus: some things are not meant to be perfect.
Interesting composition, simple and neat. Is it the blue sky on the right? Wow =D
15 Apr 2008 7:27am
@Garibaldi: Thank you so much! :D
Great image, I like the curves of the material and of course the blue sky!
15 Apr 2008 12:27pm
@Scotfot: thank you.. :) it is an artifical flower, btw..
Very realistic, very good.
15 Apr 2008 3:17pm
@Observing: thank you :)
Wonderful! We are missing it so much at the moment. Thanks for sharing it.
15 Apr 2008 3:23pm
@standley: Thank you Standley, for appreciating it.. :)
Cool shot with the detail and I also like the clour of the flower or something.
15 Apr 2008 6:21pm
@pLusOne: yes it's an artifical flower :) thank you, +1
Rain girl, thats a lovely photograph with great colors and details. But you can take it to the next level. A little bit of unsharp mask and some curves ought to do it. Hope am of some help. Also there is lot of beautiful details in it for a stunning b&w conversion...that is, if you havent tried it already... Cheers :)
15 Apr 2008 8:58pm
@Pradeep: Hey pradeep, thank you so much for your suggestions.. I dont know how to "unsharp".. if u could help me with that?
as for the b&w.. i will try it definately...
My hands always turn white and nails will become so blue, always..
16 Apr 2008 1:47pm
Sure thing...my comment is under the assumption that you have photoshop to for an image editor. In filters on the main menu, go to sharpen and select unsharp mask. You need to play around with the values... but I find that these values - Amount 80%, Radius 1px and Threshold 3 works wonders most of the time. Good luck with that. Cheers :)
16 Apr 2008 2:32pm
@Pradeep: that was very revealing! yes, I do have Photoshop! thanks again :) will try it now def.. :)
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