Absolutely gorgeous! I'd like those framed for my wall. So much prettier than what's outside my own window (grey sky, bare branches, dirty snow in shadowy corners . . . blech). Did you do much "doctoring" to these photos? the colors are really lovely.
I did adjust the contrast a bit and maybe sharpened a couple of them. I'm having trouble getting the right exposure/contrast in my photos lately and usually have to adjust it before I'm satisfied -Robin, any tips? I need to read back over the great photography info you've had lately. ...and that is Oxalis just about to open -good eye:)
whew. i'm glad i'm not the only one who adjusts brightness and contrast in her photos... mine always seem to be a bit underexposed, but i've read lately that's a nikon thing. oh yeah, and maybe it's because i'm not the photographers that you and robin are. :) gorgeous greenery!!
Contract tweaks or not you did a lovely job capturing rain! I love to take pictures in the rain but I just can't seem to capture it like you did here! bravo!
My pics seem to be underexposed lately, too. Then when I try to fix it, I blow out the sky. I'm not good enough at photoshop to really know how to remedy this problem. Maybe I should switch over to manual and overexpose it if the sky is while and overcast, but then I'd still have a blown out sky...so I really don't know.
I love water drops...and cherry blossoms...and green.
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Absolutely gorgeous! I'd like those framed for my wall. So much prettier than what's outside my own window (grey sky, bare branches, dirty snow in shadowy corners . . . blech). Did you do much "doctoring" to these photos? the colors are really lovely.
ReplyDeleteI did adjust the contrast a bit and maybe sharpened a couple of them.
ReplyDeleteI'm having trouble getting the right exposure/contrast in my photos lately and usually have to adjust it before I'm satisfied -Robin, any tips? I need to read back over the great photography info you've had lately.
...and that is Oxalis just about to open -good eye:)
whew. i'm glad i'm not the only one who adjusts brightness and contrast in her photos... mine always seem to be a bit underexposed, but i've read lately that's a nikon thing. oh yeah, and maybe it's because i'm not the photographers that you and robin are. :)
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Contract tweaks or not you did a lovely job capturing rain! I love to take pictures in the rain but I just can't seem to capture it like you did here! bravo!
ReplyDeleteYou may find these framed and hanging on our walls!!
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...and our weather forcast is for possible snow tomorrow! When will spring arrive?
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My pics seem to be underexposed lately, too. Then when I try to fix it, I blow out the sky. I'm not good enough at photoshop to really know how to remedy this problem. Maybe I should switch over to manual and overexpose it if the sky is while and overcast, but then I'd still have a blown out sky...so I really don't know.
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