Canon EOS 20D, 28-135/3.5-5.6 IS at 135mm. ISO 400 f/5.6 1/30s
Playing around with something different, thoughts, C&C welcome. Does it work for you?
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Very nice.
I'd like to see you play with the curves on this however, to see if you can coax a little more detail from the shadows. The bristles are getting lost in there, and if you can do this, I think you'll find you have a very satisfying image as a result. I further expect, howeve, that when you do this, you might find that you don't quite have the DoF nailed. But let's wait and see, and see where a curves adjustment takes you first. g.
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Two adjustments to bring back some detail on the bristles then attempted to blend some of the darker areas back into darkness. Slight hue adjustment for a warmer colour. The end of the brush seems to fade into a soft fuzz...
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