Luminous Landscape Forum
Equipment & Techniques => Landscape & Nature Photography => Topic started by: Mark Nadler on May 16, 2022, 07:51:43 pm
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Comments welcomed.
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Great shot.
Did you bribe him to pose so nicely for you?
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Hey, Eric, my family worked construction in NYC. Construction workers in NYC know how to whistle to make the "birds" go into this pose. I learned it from my father.
mark
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Hey, Eric, my family worked construction in NYC. Construction workers in NYC know how to whistle to make the "birds" go into this pose. I learned it from my father.
mark
Very nice shot… So, you're a bird charmer (and don't use a flute like with snakes). ;D
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Comments welcomed.
It's a lovely photo in most resprects but it is not really sharp, and that detracts from it. Have you tried post-processing tools to improve sharpness?
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Thanks, francois. My wife keeps my "bird" charming skills in check.
PeterAit, when I finished processing this image I looked at its whiskers around it beak and they looked sharp to me at both 100% and 200%. Normally, for me this is a pretty good indicator that I have the right amount of sharpening. I do not like over sharpened images. However, given your comment I looked again at this image and I could see its feathers look slightly muddled. I decided to add a bit more texture to the image and it definitely improved the appearance of the bird's feather separation. What do you think?
mark
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Yes, noticibly better!
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PeterAit, thanks.
mark