Laced Butter
by Kylie

Comment by Brad:
What was the PP done here Kyle?
The colors POP and the petals almost look like silk.

Sunlit Waves I
by Kylie

Comment by mpemberton:
Better shot then the other. To bad about the pink object. a little more focus and that flower shot would be wow for its color.

Laced Butter
by Kylie

Comment by mpemberton:
I like these flowers due to their intense color. Saying that, it seems the flower is blurred or over adjusted on luminance smoothing?

Who Let You In?
by Kylie

Comment by mpemberton:
Very nice, motion blur seems to be the probem here? The ground is very sharp, which makes the chicks not sharp.

And I Don't Share!
by Kylie

Comment by mpemberton:
Nice shot, the primary chick has to much light on it, compared to those around it. The ground to he lower right seems to be the point of focus.

On Display
by Kylie

Comment by mpemberton:
Great shot. since all else is in focus, it would be nice if the head was as well. There is focus problems with the tuft, perhaps motion?

Who Let You In?
by Kylie

Comment by slipintoshadows:
Awww... their so cute... nice capture.

Sunlit Waves I
by Kylie

Comment by slipintoshadows:
Beautiful color... that pink flower in the background is a bit distracting though, but what can you do. Well done.

On Display
by Kylie

Comment by SDW:
I love the variation in color on this. A great reason to use a large DOF. The peacock with its blues and greens against then brown/reddish tone building. I do agree the peacock seems to be slightly soft focused compared to the building but that can be fixed by using the extraction tool on the peacock while you have him extracted do a focus adjustment with emboss or USM the re-insert him back in the picture. That way you will be only working on the focus of the peacock not the already sharp building. Great shot!

Message edited by author 2005-04-26 00:25:28.

Who Let You In?
by Kylie

Comment by SDW:
Once again a very nice job. Love the focus and the crop. Looks like they are having a conversation, maybe a sibling rivalry, to see who is going to be the dominating one of the bunch.