Activity for User 714 - Judith Lesnaw - judith.lesnaw@uky.edu

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52 Oct 25 Reply Sharon, you are right! These are "Whirligig Beetles". Many thanks. Oct 11th
52 Oct 25 Reply Thanks Ally. The pond is indeed a treasure of subject for image making.
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52 Oct 25 Comment Another stunning backlit creature. The stubble in the water and ground pulls my attention from the magnificent lion. I find the sky and water still too bright. Because the lion is so beautifully outlined by the glowing light, I would try to mask and drastically darken the background, sky and all but an area of the water around the tongue. I think the result could be very dramatic. Oct 5th
52 Oct 25 Comment The bird's pose on that rock in the midst of the swirling water and his sideways glance suggest that he is leary of something - or someone. The highlights and extent of the rock compete with the bird for attention. I suggest cropping from the bottom to remove 2/3 of the rock. I did not know that birds swam underwater. Fascinating. Oct 5th
52 Oct 25 Comment The cat's expression tells the tale. He seems to be thinking "I was only exploring - " I love the colors in the fur. Great detail in the face, and wonderful bokeh in the background. I would try to darken the background as is tends to pull my attention from the cat. This image should be on a wall. Oct 5th
52 Oct 25 Comment This incredible catch tells a powerful story. I hope that dragonfly wiggled loose. The detail is amazing given the breeze and insect's struggles. The colors look a bit oversaturated. The subtle tones in the original highlight the plight of that poor fellow; in the processed version the bold colors demand the attention. Oct 5th
52 Oct 25 Comment Fascinating image. The patterns of the water produce an illusion of multiple exposure. The colors are very pleasing, and your sharpening works very well. I might try cropping out the sky for an even more unique and puzzling image. Oct 5th
52 Oct 25 Comment Powerful image. I love the composition, fog/mist, and detail on those rock. I would try darkening the sky and water a bit. I think this would look excellent on glossy acrylic. Oct 5th
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79 Oct 25 Comment Wonderful detail in that striking umbrella. I love the perspective from which my brain rapidly flips from seeing the center as concave to convex and back again. Oct 18th
79 Oct 25 Comment You spied a fine sprite. Your processing compelled him to manifest to us as he dragged a sprite of charred wood by the arm (note the fingers and thumb) to safety. Oct 18th
79 Oct 25 Comment VERY dramatic background against which that battered leaf looks like it is being charred by a wild fire. The composition is grand. You made a fine image in the spirit of Wabi Sabi. Oct 18th
79 Oct 25 Reply Thank you so very much for introducing me to Brooks Jensen's series. I love your idea of photographing it over time. I hope they will be in place long enough to do it. I have been compiling a series of decaying wall images for a portfolio. And all this time I knew not of Brooks Jensen. Oct 7th
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