Try again. Zoo Photo Patas Monkeys
2nd try. I think I've got it now
awis01 wrote:
2nd try. I think I've got it now
Very appealing image of the mom and baby monkey.
awis01 wrote:
Thank you. Always looking for feedback to improve pics
If you're serious about desiring feedback, the next important step is to attach images so they can be downloaded and examined in detail. This is done by storing the original, something not done with this example.
I'd crop this image a bit tighter and try placing the center line of the image running through the eyes of the adult. That may / may not work, but I think would be a minor improvement over the slightly off-center alignment of this version.
The most important change would be to revisit and tone down the noise processing. Without a version to download and inspect in detail as well as not having an original version, it's hard to say what has happened to create this version. But, it looks like the "smoothing" is greatly overdone, a typical result of overprocessing the noise.
Ditto what CHG said about setting the download link. I wold crop the out of focus branch on the right completly, as it does nothing for the image and is distracting.
Thank you. In the future I will set the download link
Thanks. I'll revisit the smoothing.
awis01 wrote:
2nd try. I think I've got it now
Cute little simians...which zoo ???
FYI - - forums are always a learning experience because most of them seem to work differently.
Here on UHH, you have a 1 hour EDIT window (you will see the "Edit" hyperlink at the bottom of each of your posts if the edit option is still open for that post - - that is, if you are still within the one hour edit window).
Since your first post was 9:28 and your second post was 9:46, so you still were within that one hour - - had you known, you could have simply edited your first post rather than opening a second topic.
What many members do, even if they are beyond the edit window, is just continue posting on the original topic - - folks will look there, based on your title, and continue reading.
Rosmond Gifford Zoo in Syracuse, NY. Thanks for the info on the 1 hour window. It is a learning experience.
awis01 wrote:
Rosmond Gifford Zoo in Syracuse, NY. Thanks for the info on the 1 hour window. It is a learning experience.
T Y & Y W - - glad to help...
Wow...what a great image....love that baby.
Thanks.Nice pups in your photo
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