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Sunlit Leaves
© Constance52347
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Uploaded: 06/03/16 4:35 AM GMT
Sunlit Leaves
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I loved the lighting on these.
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::Constance52347
06/03/16 5:53 AM GMT
This is just how it came out of the camera, except I cropped a small amount off the bottom to remove a distraction.
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The lighting is terrific!..and you captured it great..
Also, the contrasts between the greens and darks catches the eye!
Also, the contrasts between the greens and darks catches the eye!
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---I loved the lighting on these---
You're not the only one Connie!
Love this 'unspoiled' (LOL!) image with its perfect lighting. The lighted leaves versus the dark background perform a perfect match.
Very well done!!
You're not the only one Connie!
Love this 'unspoiled' (LOL!) image with its perfect lighting. The lighted leaves versus the dark background perform a perfect match.
Very well done!!
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This is a marvelous capture, well spotted, and well taken. tigs=^..^=
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Nature in all her glory is my uplift on life and so is my love of photography. sandi ♪ ♫
You captured the lighting perfectly. The dark background sets it all off.
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Very pretty with the sun shining on them and with the dark background.
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Smooth seas do not make skilful sailors.
Connie you captured the leaves perfectly - it's all about the lighting and you used it well - I like the highlighting, shadowing and the texture of the leaves - Great Capture!!!
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Very nice, Connie...in the contest I hope?...great lighting and detail...looks good on black.
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Remember in the dark what God told you in the light.
Wow... impressed with the depth of this capture, sensational work, bravo!
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No act of kindness, no matter how small, is ever wasted.
Wonderful lighting Connie - perfect for the contest.
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. . . Earth laughs in flowers! Ralph Waldo Emerson
Lovely light play and great capture, yes a great one for the contest.
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Who, I love the lighting and the sunlight coming through the leaves bringing out such wonderful detail
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VIEWED IN FULL
A good perspective and composition of the photo. Nice lighting and details in the photo.
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Sometimes the appropriate response to reality is to go insane. -- Philip K. Dick, Valis
Nicely composed. Connie.
I like how you placed the angular line of the growth, reaching to the upper right-hand corner. And.. truncating, just before to allow some space before the outside frame.
Colours are good good, too.
Exposure and lighting conditions were handled well.
And on the latter.. some nit-picking, as that is all that the following is.
The parts of the leaves that caught the full sunlight, are ever so slightly overexposed. Not much detail contained therein, simply put.
To elevate your photo.. either, shoot outside of the hours of the direct sunlight. Or.. underexpose using the EV/Exposure compensation option for your camera.
Suffice to say, it is much easier to 'brighten' up an image after the fact.
That said..
This is.. a good good image. Make no mistake about the words above. It caught my eye when you uploaded it, and that is mission accomplished. To bring your viewers in for a closer look.
So.. a well done in is order.
And a.. but, of course.. for sharing this one with us.
(The only other thought on the note of constructive criticism that comes to mind.. is to be aware of any 'mergers' with your outside frame. Such as the left-hand leaf touching and extending beyond.
Either.. get closer, and fill the frame.. or back up to capture your entire subject.)
I like how you placed the angular line of the growth, reaching to the upper right-hand corner. And.. truncating, just before to allow some space before the outside frame.
Colours are good good, too.
Exposure and lighting conditions were handled well.
And on the latter.. some nit-picking, as that is all that the following is.
The parts of the leaves that caught the full sunlight, are ever so slightly overexposed. Not much detail contained therein, simply put.
To elevate your photo.. either, shoot outside of the hours of the direct sunlight. Or.. underexpose using the EV/Exposure compensation option for your camera.
Suffice to say, it is much easier to 'brighten' up an image after the fact.
That said..
This is.. a good good image. Make no mistake about the words above. It caught my eye when you uploaded it, and that is mission accomplished. To bring your viewers in for a closer look.
So.. a well done in is order.
And a.. but, of course.. for sharing this one with us.
(The only other thought on the note of constructive criticism that comes to mind.. is to be aware of any 'mergers' with your outside frame. Such as the left-hand leaf touching and extending beyond.
Either.. get closer, and fill the frame.. or back up to capture your entire subject.)
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Thanks for your critique and the constructive advice about "mergers." I'll be on the look-out in future images. I really do appreciate your input.
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