Beautiful shot. Thanks for posting.
jaymatt wrote:
Wow--thanks!
You are welcome. I was thinking of making your day but I guess I did. Thanks for posting.
I am not a fan of monochrome anymore. I sure liked it when I did my own printing. However, this is probably the best monochrome print I have ever seen on this website. You can be proud of yourself.
I would have darkened the background a bit so that the flower stands out more.
I like the starkly dramatic lighting. The flowers are slightly brighter than the face or hand. A very simple composition without distractions. The square frame brings me back to my days shooting 120. I would have printed this a little lighter and, perhaps, had a little rim light on the back of the head to separate it from the background.
Thanks for posting.
Thank you for following up on my suggestion. I am not going to say my eye is good enough but I do not think the difference is that great and I prefer the regular setup. However, I will try yours.
Thanks for your contribution.
Interesting and I would like to try it. How about comparing it to the simple high pass sharpening? Like the animation. A picture is worth a thousand words.
I really like number 3 because of the insect and droplets add interest. Thanks for posting all of these.
This did not work out for me and I am returning it. Missed too many pictures. Does not turn on viewer unless you push on it and then it cuts off the corners.
Look for billnikon here. Two great places near Boca. I will be there in next week.
I just bought it. Willing to give it a try. To return the favor of your post, I recommend very highly this screwdriver set. The smallest Phillips head one is to small for this application but you might still consider buying the set.
Thanks for posting.