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Dinner time.

Postby rflower on Sun Dec 03, 2006 11:04 pm

Was out the front last night, as dusk was approaching. Noticed these guys in the neighbors Locut tree. Grabbed the camera, did a quick lense change to the 300g and had a bash.

This is straight out of the camera (resized for the web)
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This is my novice attempt at PP.
Image modifications, include Levels and Curves adjustment, pushed the saturation up a bit, USM, cropping and resize for web.

What do you think - any C + C more than welcome.

Have I sharpened too much?

Thanks a lot

Russell
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