Activity for User 187 - Wes Odell - odellphoto11@gmail.com

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32 Feb 24 Reply Thank you, Diana Feb 21st
32 Feb 24 Reply THANKS. MUCH APPRECIATED.
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Feb 20th
32 Feb 24 Comment I finally got around to looking at the Digital Showcase and your included photo. Many congratulations. Very nice image in all aspects.
wes
Feb 18th
32 Feb 24 Reply And, I like the color version, too. Mono better.
Feb 18th
32 Feb 24 Comment I think I replicated your edit. thanks. Feb 18th
32 Feb 24 Comment I think I replicated your edit. thanks. Feb 18th
32 Feb 24 Reply thanx. Looks better.
wes
Feb 17th
32 Feb 24 Reply Nice comment. I agree. Feb 14th
32 Feb 24 Comment Like this "mo betta?" Feb 12th
32 Feb 24 Comment Good move on the background and the Salmon. Achieved your objectives. Sharp foreground, bokeh background. Can see a bit of land at right which I think is good.
Make a BIG one.... To keep costs controlled, try a "poster print" first, then you can do a Lucite, Aluminum, or paper. This would be nice on a coffee mug as a gift to the folks on your fishing trip, or the guide, whichever.
Feb 11th
32 Feb 24 Reply Right.
You could create two images, one for each.
Feb 11th
32 Feb 24 Comment Should the background be lighter ..... or darker? I don't like it the way it is. Maybe some of the spots on the animal > darker?
It just seems "blah."
Feb 10th
32 Feb 24 Comment Perfect. Feb 10th
32 Feb 24 Comment I see a couple nice crops to leave just three Cranes, but I don't see any disadvantage with the five you have. I can't say what to do to the sky, but it needs something to eliminate the flat grey-ness. Feb 10th
32 Feb 24 Comment Soft glow: That's what makes this picture. Nice job.
Small suggestion: darken or eliminate the lamp in the lower window to look like those above. Clone Tool?
Feb 10th
32 Feb 24 Comment When it comes to cropping, I'm in the school of crop-tight or crop-tightly whichever grammar you like. One doesn't need to see the hind end of an animal to recognize it. I learned this with my American bald eagle which showed originally almost all of the body. People kept telling me to crop more, until I finally got something that was winnable. Try cropping just behind the forelegs and then balance that with a bit off of the other side. Feb 10th
32 Feb 24 Comment You have eliminated a lot of background and sideground that makes the Portrait of the dancer a really nice picture. Only suggestion is to take a small/variable size brush and darken the long flowers eminating from the head-dress. Feb 10th

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