Activity for User 845 - Mary Hinsen - maryhinsen@gmail.com

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57 Jun 21 Comment Hi Andrew, I agree with you - I like that I can see the grain of the wood. It lifts the image. The other thing I really like is that you have provided a little intrigue and interest on the left - it's not only about the light, it's about light on a surface, in a context. Jun 16th
57 Jun 21 Comment Hi Marcela - great job capturing this, well done :)
I do like Jessica's crop, it hones in more on the insect.		 Jun 16th
57 Jun 21 Comment Hi Bob - your image has such interest and depth to it. I like that I can see the centre of the dandelion head through the seeds.
Great capture, and great editing!		 Jun 16th
57 Jun 21 Comment Hi Nelson, you have captured the butterfly beautifully. I like your frame, it works well with the white butterfly.
I too would experiment with changing the crop just a little and try to diminish the diagonal orange flower behind the pink.		 Jun 16th
57 Jun 21 Comment Hi Cindy, this is a lovely image. I think I would like to see less background. Why don't you try cropping in a little more? Your butterfly is so beautiful and sharp, she deserves to be the centre of attention. Jun 16th
57 Jun 21 Comment Hi Jessica - this is a lovely capture and the frog's expression is great. I too would crop in a little more. I quite like the width of the image, but I would definitely crop in from the bottom. Jun 16th
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77 Jun 21 Comment Hi Denise, I love your image. I do like your original background - I pondered why. I think it is because to my eye, the slightly darker tones belong at the base, they 'ground' the rose.
I agree with Witta that the stem needs to be longer. The rose is beautiful and a longer stem gives it some majesty and better balance.
I have never used Topaz - I am tempted to give it a try, seeing what everyone is able to produce with it!		 Jun 16th
77 Jun 21 Comment Hi Linda - I, too, love Witta's second crop, and added emphasis of gold. The flower itself is really beautiful and well-shot. You have captured and edited it beautifully, emerging from it's soft and ethereal surrounds. Jun 16th
77 Jun 21 Comment Hi Michael - this is a lesson to me that less is often more! I love your dandelion, and it truly evokes childhood memories.
You have reminded me to practice focus stacking - I love the tack-sharp image.
I like Georgianne's inverted image. It's a little mysterious, a little old world. It reminds me of historic cyanotype photographic techniques.
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77 Jun 21 Comment Hi Connie. It is so interesting that we all see something different in an image - and each view adds something new to the story.
I personally like what Denise is trying to work with your image - she has honed in on the beautiful flowers, while removing the distraction of the birch bark, keeping it and staying with the story of nature.
Witta's interpretation is amazingly creative and deals with the bark in a wonderful way by making it central to the story.
I often keep two final versions of an image, so I can use them for different purposes :)		 Jun 16th
77 Jun 21 Comment Hi Witta - I can't really say more than what has already been said - I love your image and it is definitely worthy to be framed and hung on a wall!
Thank you for your 'how to'. I love seeing what everyone does, and it is so helpful to pick up something new each time :)		 Jun 16th
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