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![]() ![]() This shot was taken with my FujiFinepix2800 Zoom. I put the soft edges in to hide some distractions. Do you think it works? Just as an afterthought I cropped it, which do you think works best? John.
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I think that the crop works better than the boarder but I think you cropped it a little too much. Try giving it a little more room.
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The second cropped version is wonderful! What a lovely butterfly....beautiful colors! And the flower bunches are providing some great symmetry. Excellent job!
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i love the finished version much nicer, thought the soft edges made it look fake.
nice shot!!
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Thank you Knickers, I dont think I'll ever get used to saying that!
I agree, I think that there is a place for soft edges (portraits etc) but you are right, this wasn't one of them. Thats what I like about this site, honest criticism. And Teewinot thanks for your words of encouragement, its much appreciated. Thanks again, John
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I've just purchased Photoshop Elements 5.0 so I tried to get the effect that photobyfelix suggested. Do you think that the shot is improved?
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