Late to the game but I concur that the first one is the best and the adjustments look good.
Good luck in the competition.
Cheers
Todd
I think exactly the same...including the good luck wish!
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Posted 26 October 2010 - 11:43 AM
I think exactly the same...including the good luck wish!
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Posted 28 October 2010 - 05:18 AM
Okay...went back and started over with the original RAW file.
What a great image! The shape, sharpness and colours work really well in this version. Have you calibrated your monitor so that you can avoid the red cast in future?
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Posted 29 October 2010 - 03:36 PM
What a great image! The shape, sharpness and colours work really well in this version. Have you calibrated your monitor so that you can avoid the red cast in future?
Tim
Tim - thanks. I have calibrated it. Using the Spyder 3 Express. Question -how often should one do this?
And appreciate all the good luck wishes -DiverPam
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Posted 01 November 2010 - 12:44 AM
Hi Pam
Good luck with the entries- without doubt- image no. 1
ps. If you do win- you're gonna have to split the prize 24 ways (and counting)
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Good luck with the entries- without doubt- image no. 1
ps. If you do win- you're gonna have to split the prize 24 ways (and counting)
;-)
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Posted 26 November 2010 - 04:25 PM
I don't like the square crop so I like the last crop. However, I'd like to look at a vertical crop before you submit.
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Posted 03 March 2011 - 04:10 PM
YEAH - I placed in an UW photo contest! Thanks for all of the feedback and help guys. Just got an email from Aggressor - I got 3rd place! Not even up on the website yet - later this week.
Plus...last night I opened the latest edition of Underwater Photography Magazine and Alex used one of my pictures in his article "Heavy Metal" - which was about wreck photography and specfically the Kittiwake.
So...in my world it does not get much better than this in one week.
Now...get to decide which Aggressor Trip in the Carribean that I want to take. Nice to have choices - DiverPam
Plus...last night I opened the latest edition of Underwater Photography Magazine and Alex used one of my pictures in his article "Heavy Metal" - which was about wreck photography and specfically the Kittiwake.
So...in my world it does not get much better than this in one week.
Now...get to decide which Aggressor Trip in the Carribean that I want to take. Nice to have choices - DiverPam
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