Activity for User 779 - Dean Ginther - dean.ginther@gmail.com

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69 Apr 20 Reply Jacob,
The original image was raw. Almost all raw images require some post processing. In Lightroom the image was cropped and the white balance increased a bit. A bit of clarity and sharpening were added and a small vignette. That's it -- takes about 60 seconds.		 Apr 24th
69 Apr 20 Reply Yes, many choices when cropping. I just end up with what looks best to my eye. Apr 15th
69 Apr 20 Reply Thanks Brenda.
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69 Apr 20 Reply Now I do.
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69 Apr 20 Reply Thanks Candy. Apr 4th
69 Apr 20 Comment Geoffrey,
Very sharp face and eyes and well lighted. I like that you offset the monkey to provide space in the frame in the direction of his/her gaze.		 Apr 3rd
69 Apr 20 Comment Brenda,
This is a pleasing visual image with the strong leading foot path line and the frame of green and yellow foliage. The only better picture I can imagine is if there was a black panther walking up the trail toward you :).		 Apr 3rd
69 Apr 20 Comment Candy,
That definitely looks like a misty Oregon shoreline scene. I like the way the shoreline sand and birds are contained and connected between the line of the sea and the darker coastline in the bottom. The flip works well; I don't mind all the logs at the bottom of the image.		 Apr 3rd
69 Apr 20 Comment Pierre,

I like the texture and lines and contrast. You might try cropping in and isolating the center hole in the tree.		 Apr 3rd
69 Apr 20 Comment I too think leaving the mother and child in the background approaching the water tells a better story - excellent capture of elephants in the wild. Apr 3rd
69 Apr 20 Comment Thanks Mervyn,
I had my camera on a tripod which was about 2 feet high. So I did have to get on one knee to see through the viewfinder (I rarely use the LCD). Getting back up isn't easy but I was able to use the tripod leg to push off, so that helped.
The blue flowers are bluebonnets (the Texas State flower). I left them in the pic because the local folks would recognize them in the background.		 Apr 3rd
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