Activity for User 112 - Robert Schleif - rfschleif@jhu.edu

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78 Apr 25 Comment The various comments addressed one or another aspect of Kathryn's original submission, but overall, I prefer her original submission. Apr 28th
78 Apr 25 Reply The plant was a variety of orchid. The details of the collection and processing of the images are given above. Apr 21st
78 Apr 25 Reply I agree, removing those branches in front of the bird improves the feel. Apr 12th
78 Apr 25 Comment I love the pure whites, pure blacks, and the nice gradations between, just what I want in a B&W image. The shapes and angles capture my attention as well. I'm not so keen on Brenda's rectification of the bottom windows. I'd like it a bit more if that building on the left in the middle section of windows could be removed.
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78 Apr 25 Comment It is still an interesting photo even if you don't modify it much. Apr 8th
78 Apr 25 Comment I love the feeling imparted by the blue cast. Apr 8th
78 Apr 25 Comment Very nice subjects chosen from the original. I like the feeling of action and movement. Apr 8th
78 Apr 25 Comment It is an interesting subject, and I like its color. I too, would like the background deemphasized. Its brightness could be reduced, or it could be highly blurred. Apr 8th
78 Apr 25 Comment I like the crisp feel to this with the bold and clear colors. I agree with Brenda, as I would like this more with a little less of the clear sky. I agree with you in being reluctant to substitute a different sky. To me, a photograph is a record of what was there--take a good photograph, not make one. Apr 8th
78 Apr 25 Comment This was taken and processed by my standard protocol except that the camera was hand held--Canon R5 with Canon 100 mm f/2.8, lens shot at f/2.8, ISO around 200, ~75 shots in stack, of which ~60 had just the flower in focus, raw files processed to TIFF with Canon Digital Photo Profession and these were used in Helicon to produce the composite stack. Further processed-crop, brightness, sharpen, with Picture Window Pro.
While smart phones can take closeup shots, they are not so convenient for making focus stacks, which I like because I can have the entire flower in focus and at the same time make the background highly blurred.		 Apr 8th
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