and have had minimal (less than 10%) defishing in DxO Optics Pro. Click a pic for larger.
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I'm clearing a PP backlog slowly. These images were all taken during an outing to Hunter Region Botanic Gardens (thanks André for organising) way back on 7/10. All these images were taken with the 10.5 DX fisheye
and have had minimal (less than 10%) defishing in DxO Optics Pro. Click a pic for larger.
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Interesting perspectives Peter. I like #1 the best here. #3 seems to contain noticeable cyan(I think?) colour fringing that DxO might rectify, perhaps maybe a play with NIK color effex (B&W Sepia???) but lovely lighting all the same
cheers marco
The first one is far more powerful and enticing than the rest. The patters and lines are ace!
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Marco, Wayne. Thanks for your comments.
Interestingly I liked the third one best. Peter
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Stubbsy, all nice in their own way, but I wouldn't yet race to the printer with this batch
 I have seen a lot of your work which really works and begs to be printed, I don't think this batch is in the same league as your others.
Now these ones don't do much for me I must admit - these trees (pandanus or similar?) are everywhere in Coffs and therefore commonplace. That doesn't mean that common place objects can't be photographed successfully, but that they don't grab one's attention as much as other rarely seen objects. I think I'm rambling here...
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