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Two shots to share, feedback welcome
Trying something a little new, I'd love to hear some comments/critiques on these shots, particularly with respect to lighting. Even if it’s just your gut feeling, that’s ok too
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They look great to me. What was your technique?
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Beautiful lighting. I wish I could get my glass that clean.
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I like the 1st one of the blenny. On the 2nd, I think the clown is a bit underexposed; with a little bit of PS, you could change that. - Overall composition is real nice, but what I really like, is the way of the lighting of the anemones.
Was hoping that you wouldn't mind, so I took it into PS and did some adjustments. This is the product:
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good photos.
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WOW!!! Those are reallu nice pics!! Good job!
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Outstanding capture of the blenny!!!! Both are good but the blenny is dead on....
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beautiful shots, nice coloration. looks very natural
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Thanks so much for the comments and kind words guys! The shadow on the clownfish was indeed by-design and intended
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I like the first shot. The second one, contrary to the other comment, appears over-exposed to me. The yellow and white on the clown are a tad blown out.
Nice shots nonetheless.
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