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Jeremy #29573 Mike Nelson Pedde Participant Posts: 641 Re: leaves Reply #1 on: November 20, 2020 at 3:55 pm Of the two I prefer the first, although I would want to keep the roofline(?) out of the bottom left corner. Sometimes you get what you can get. _____ Mike Nelson Pedde Victoria, BC https://www.wolfnowl.com/ #29676 John Sadowsky Participant Posts: 169 Re: leaves Reply #2 on: November 23, 2020 at 11:14 am I like the first one better too. The sharpness of the leaf and crunchiness of the twigs is awesome. Here are two leaf shots I got in Vermont recently. I’m not 100% satisfied. The second one doesn’t have enough DoF. The first one is a tour de force of C1 processing with the leaves pushed 1.5 stops relative to the background. I first selected the yellow-orange leaves using the advanced color tool, and then converted the selection to a layer mask so I could tweak the mask (off the twigs and parts of the water and background) and, of course, apply all tools (exposure, saturation, clarity, sharpening, etc.) to just the yellow leaves. I find I often end up with ugly masking effects when I try to do that much of a difference between detailed elements and the background. JSS #29680 John Sadowsky Participant Posts: 169 Re: leaves Reply #3 on: November 23, 2020 at 11:28 am Jeremy Roussak wrote: In my garden, in what I suspect will be the last sunshine for a while. Thoughts? Additional comment: I suspect that the reason that Mike and I liked the first better is that the first has a blue background. Yellow and blue are complementary colors. We usually think of “contrast” in the tonal dimension. Complementary colors can be thought of as a contrast in the color plane. 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