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06/27/2004 06:03:41 PM |
In order to make a good selective desat photo, you need to start with a good shot to make b/w. To make a good b/w shot you need to start with a shot that is exposed for good highlights. In this example your highlights are way blown out ruining the effect that you are trying to achieve.
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06/25/2004 02:19:59 PM |
| Good idea but I wouldn't have focused on the whole plant. Maybe just a section of it. Can't really see the details of your selection |
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06/21/2004 06:44:55 PM |
| Right idea but too much clutter around the bush. Keep is simple and don't try to include too much. |
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06/21/2004 04:50:12 PM |
| In natural color, I bet this is a beautiful photo, but the flowers are just too small and lack detail to make a real impact in this challenge. The desat itself is OK - I don't know which technique you used - but it's just lacking that "wow" factor. |
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