03-21-2025, 06:36 PM
Hey Don,
I really like your covered bridge photo: the warm color of the bridge and its reflection work well vs the green of the foliage and the blue sky. And it proves that, in the right hands, an image can break the cardinal rule that says you should never compose your image into equal halves.
Thanks for your comments about my rose photo. Yes, it was taken of a neighbor's yard. I got lucky - the photo needed little processing; just cropping for composition and sharpening to offset the usual softening that happens when saving as a JPG. The colors weren't adjusted at all.
BTW, I'm no longer getting email notifications of new threads or posts.
I really like your covered bridge photo: the warm color of the bridge and its reflection work well vs the green of the foliage and the blue sky. And it proves that, in the right hands, an image can break the cardinal rule that says you should never compose your image into equal halves.
Thanks for your comments about my rose photo. Yes, it was taken of a neighbor's yard. I got lucky - the photo needed little processing; just cropping for composition and sharpening to offset the usual softening that happens when saving as a JPG. The colors weren't adjusted at all.
BTW, I'm no longer getting email notifications of new threads or posts.
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