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    Windy Path

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    I assume you've applied the Orton effect, which makes this shot look a lot like Dwayne Oakes' work. (This is a compliment, by the way.) If this was mine, I'd lower the saturation a bit.

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    "Ethereal" i believe is the word. It really draws you in. I'd say that this is a great, spot-on use of the orton effect as opposed to the countless "artsy-blurry-glowy" ortonised shots out there.

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    Quote Originally Posted by invisible View Post
    I assume you've applied the Orton effect, which makes this shot look a lot like Dwayne Oakes' work. (This is a compliment, by the way.) If this was mine, I'd lower the saturation a bit.
    Indeed it is the Orten effect. I think you may be right about the saturation, I will lower it a bit. Thanks Invisible


    Quote Originally Posted by Tasmaster
    "Ethereal" i believe is the word. It really draws you in. I'd say that this is a great, spot-on use of the orton effect as opposed to the countless "artsy-blurry-glowy" ortonised shots out there.
    Thanks Tas. I have had this photo for a while and everytime I see it, I like it but something was wrong. When I put the Orten effect on it, I thought it finally looked good. Thanks for the kind words.

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    I really like it.

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    I really like the shades of green. It adds depth to the photo.

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    This is amazingly beautiful. I just looked up the Orton effect, got to try this out.
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    windy path

    path looks good among the greens all around...the saturation at centre is a bit high...good shot.

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    I think it looks amazing. Is this place near your home?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Josh220 View Post
    I really like it.
    Quote Originally Posted by Stock Photos
    I really like the shades of green. It adds depth to the photo.
    Thank you

    Quote Originally Posted by Roy Hubbard
    This is amazingly beautiful. I just looked up the Orton effect, got to try this out.
    Thank you. I have t give credit to Dwayne Oakes. His outstanding use of the Orton Effect made me go check it out, and I love it.

    Quote Originally Posted by gopal
    path looks good among the greens all around...the saturation at centre is a bit high...good shot.
    I agree, and thank you

    Quote Originally Posted by enufced904
    I think it looks amazing. Is this place near your home?
    Yes, it isn't far. It is a nice place. Thank you for the kind words

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    a nice, moody piece... has an almost ominous, definitely mysterious look to it, as though the woods hold something that should best be left undisturbed...
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    Quote Originally Posted by squirl033 View Post
    a nice, moody piece... has an almost ominous, definitely mysterious look to it, as though the woods hold something that should best be left undisturbed...
    You're making me scared to go back now

    Thanks for the comment

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    DO NOT CHANGE A THING!

    This is what I want to see when I look at color photography. Most of which totally bores me to death. The contrast between the darker greens of the foliage and the lighter green of the grass is perfect.

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    Quote Originally Posted by c.cloudwalker View Post
    DO NOT CHANGE A THING!

    This is what I want to see when I look at color photography. Most of which totally bores me to death. The contrast between the darker greens of the foliage and the lighter green of the grass is perfect.
    wow, thank you!

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    Quote Originally Posted by c.cloudwalker View Post
    DO NOT CHANGE A THING!

    This is what I want to see when I look at color photography. Most of which totally bores me to death. The contrast between the darker greens of the foliage and the lighter green of the grass is perfect.
    I agree, awesome photo, well done.


 

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