My kind of gold
by MargaretNet

Comment:
I am not sure if I would consider this as Glitter, might be what you want to show is those are there on ground? May be.

Litterae
by gyaban

Comment:
ohh yaaa!!!

.me not her.
by Lydia

Comment:
yup, my choice of top 3!

My little doll
by pgirish007

Comment:
hahh....I used a haze filter on top to get all soft ness and took the shot :)

Originally posted by Lydia: I dislike this challenge topic. You did a fabulous job of it, but... I'd much rather see this beauty in full focus. Dang it. But, congratulations anyway! ha!

My precious
by pgirish007

Comment:
This is a cell phone photograph and I used Snapseed to edit in the phone it-self :)

Originally posted by Lydia: WHAT an interesting photograph. How did it come about?

View from the Loo
by jomari

Comment:
:D a square in square with pattern, well observation!

hands.IMG_7196
by mariuca

Comment:
This remind me of my dad, he is 87 now and still running around :) It is really a good memory.

Red Wattle Bird
by jomari

Comment:
looks like a painting! nicely done!

Hang on buddy - I am almost done with the shot
by pgirish007

Comment:
This is how it was done :)

Except that the last shot I took I didn't keep the bottom tape as I wanted to have free flowing of the frog body so that when sun light fall on the shape, it crates an uneven shadow on the leaf as in reality that is how it would be because frog won't just stick to the leaf completely but would have some part of body close to the leaf and some a bit away from the leaf resulting into the variation of the shadow :) and yes after taking having this I realize that the some part of the frog need to cut out as it was left out :D



Message edited by author 2018-11-08 08:57:03.

Colorful season
by pgirish007

Comment:
Thank you Rian! This is well known place for DPC GTG. We used to have a GTG every years or may be two and many known folks were use to join for this :)

About the drop removal Yes I could have but I was not sure if that would have been allowed because that is not a sensor dust but actually something else.

Originally posted by RianBotes: What a lovely setting and exposure handled well/well processed. These kind of shots inspire one to get back in to nature with camera and not simply walk through it. If possible, try and clone out that water droplet that most likely ended up on your lens. Happens to me and hate it when it happens. Congrats with the HM.