One beautiful, red dahlia.

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  1. Tonytee

    Tonytee Well-Known Member Site Supporter

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    Thanks a bunch for viewing. [​IMG]

    Tony IMG_0122.jpg
     
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    I must say, Tony you have been very productive lately, another fine image.
     
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    Many thanks mate. Very much appreciate your reviews and kind words. :)
    Cheers,

    Tony
     
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    sorry Tony going to have to disagree with craig,
    what i'm seeing here is over saturation which is loosing most of the details in the flower petals

    not trying to be pain in the rear just trying to help out, maybe dialing back the saturation in post?
    not sure how much its been edited etc
     
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    The only adjustment I made in Post was adding a bit of contrast to cut down on the haze. The flower petals are what they are. If it were over saturated, the entire image would be so, as is evident in the center. Again, thanks very much for the criticism which again was not
    requested. Tony
     
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    Right, got it, i'll be quite on the subject
     
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    I got to be honest here, but I am 100% with Caladina. I am not sure what you have done here Tony, but if you actually look at your image, you will see that the red petals are, well just not right. Not even close to it.

    Really? You think that is someone being critical? Someone tries to suggest something that could be improved in your images, and this is how you react.

    Gary
     
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