I'm pleased that you mentioned the colors. Lorell. I thought they worked well together. I see now that the yellow is a bit too saturated on some areas, and I wish I had noticed and fixed that before posting.
With no new photos the past few days, I revisited one taken in November 2014 that I liked at the time.
I reprocessed it early this morning: flipped it horizontally for a better composition, decreased color saturation about 10% for a gentler effect, toned down the values in a few small areas that seemed to steal attention from the COI, and strengthened the contrast in the COI. I did not add my usual "sharpen for posting" because I thought the subject and light called for a softer mood.
Still stiff and sore after some hard gardening work the past few days, but much better than yesterday. I'll take it easy today: maybe sow more Poblano pepper seeds in a couple of medium-sized pots, but that's about all I have planned.
With no new photos the past few days, I revisited one taken in November 2014 that I liked at the time.
I reprocessed it early this morning: flipped it horizontally for a better composition, decreased color saturation about 10% for a gentler effect, toned down the values in a few small areas that seemed to steal attention from the COI, and strengthened the contrast in the COI. I did not add my usual "sharpen for posting" because I thought the subject and light called for a softer mood.
Still stiff and sore after some hard gardening work the past few days, but much better than yesterday. I'll take it easy today: maybe sow more Poblano pepper seeds in a couple of medium-sized pots, but that's about all I have planned.
Don't blame me - I didn't vote for him!
Nikon D7500 with Nikkor 18-300 mm; PSE2021, PSCS5
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