R.G. wrote:
It doesn't look over-processed, so in that sense there's nothing obviously wrong with it. However, that doesn't mean that it's as good as it could be. One of the advantages of putting a shot up for feedback is that the extra eyes can see things that you didn't, like possible improvements. Even if you use generous amounts of visualisation and experimentation, there's always the possibility that there's something that you're missing.
Another possibility is that you can end up with editor fatigue if you spend too long working on the same image, which can leave you blind to its shortcomings, or unable to see its full potential.
It doesn't look over-processed, so in that sense t... (
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Thats exactly what I look for. I'm always open to constructive criticism. Many people took the time to try and improve the image , Some I like, so I hated...so thanks everyone for your efforts .