Rejoice!
July 28, 2008 · 3 Comments
Categories: Uncategorized
Tagged: Eleanora Duse, floral, hydrangea, macro, nature, Sue Henry Photography
Processing Edits
July 28, 2008 · 4 Comments
My blogger friend, Julie Lawson, recently had a post in which she presented one image with three different “edits.” Frequently I find myself torn on which “editing” direction to zone in on and, like Julie, do a great deal of experimenting.
You can check out Julie’s entry by clicking this link: http://julielawsonphotography.com
This tiny little daisy-like flower is a perfect example of what I go through when working with an image.
It was taken in my neighbor’s yard on a hot Sunday afternoon. My neighbor’s patio planter was abounding with these tiny yellow beauties. The flower is probably about the size of a nickel. As you probably are learning about me, I prefer to focus on a single subject and almost always use the 100 mm macro lens.
My dilemma at this point is which, if any, of the edits do I keep? Each edit, in my opinion, has something I am drawn to and each edit presents a different mood or impression.
Many readers of this blog are photographers. How do YOU decide when an edit is a finished product? How do YOU decide which direction to take? What makes one image stand out over another in YOUR eyes?
I’d love to hear your comments.
Categories: Sue Henry Photography · macro · nature · photograph
Tagged: floral, Julie Lawson Photography, macro, nature, post processing, Sue Henry Photography












