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What to photograph in the rain....
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I was bored this morning - can you tell
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I was bored this morning - can you tell
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One of the beauties of digital photography is that it doen't cost you anything to be bored. I love your captures in the rain, especially the last one. Have you considered feathering the outside edge to black and draw additional attention to the central drop of water?
Example:
Example:
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Originally Posted by bobmielke
One of the beauties of digital photography is that it doen't cost you anything to be bored. I love your captures in the rain, especially the last one. Have you considered feathering the outside edge to black and draw additional attention to the central drop of water?
Example:
Example:
......but then again maybe not - I am not an artistic person - I am constantly in awe of some of the shots people put on this forum they are a real inspiration
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Lol, yes
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Tassle:"Very nice....If I had any idea how to do it I might have considered it!
......but then again maybe not - I am not an artistic person - I am constantly in awe of some of the shots people put on this forum they are a real inspiration "
In Photoshop or Elements: Use Marquee tool to select an area slightly smaller than the whole photo. Select >Feather of about 60-120 depending on the original photo size. Select>Inverse. Choose a levels adjustment and select levels. Drag center slider right until desired effect is attained. Ta Da!!!!!!
......but then again maybe not - I am not an artistic person - I am constantly in awe of some of the shots people put on this forum they are a real inspiration "
In Photoshop or Elements: Use Marquee tool to select an area slightly smaller than the whole photo. Select >Feather of about 60-120 depending on the original photo size. Select>Inverse. Choose a levels adjustment and select levels. Drag center slider right until desired effect is attained. Ta Da!!!!!!
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I love taking drip and drop shots in the rain 
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