Fruiting Bodies of the Forest
Comments by Michael Meek on Sat, 10/15/16 16:59 Comments by Michael Meek on Sat, 10/15/16 17:01 Comments by Michael Meek on Sat, 10/15/16 17:02 Comments by Michael Meek on Sat, 10/15/16 17:04 Sorry, I meant a number from 1-4. This one is a manipulation and isn't in the running.
Comments by Jan Bjorklund on Sat, 10/15/16 18:59 2 for me Michael. I liked your original composition from a few days back but I find #2 works best in my mind . There is a glow to the picture which works to make the individual mushrooms stand out like little neon signs. The darkened foliage serves as a natural framing for the grouping of mushrooms. Comments by S Roter on Sat, 10/15/16 20:28 #2 Comments by Linda Frey on Sat, 10/15/16 20:34 No. 4 for me. Comments by Paul Bracey on Mon, 10/17/16 01:05 torn between 2 and 4, but probably 2 Comments by Sandi MacDonald on Mon, 10/17/16 08:39 I think I like the 4th pic the best.;-) Comments by G.B. SHETTLER on Mon, 10/17/16 13:49 #2 for me Comments by Michael Meek on Mon, 10/17/16 15:19 I count 3.5 points for #2 and 2.5 points for #4.
Comments by Jacky on Tue, 10/18/16 14:21 There's something to like about each. The tones in the OP remind
Comments by Michael Meek on Thu, 10/20/16 18:04 Johnny, yes, all is permitted if you could have done it with film in a darkroom. Them's the rules from the PSA (Photograpic Society of America). You can remove lens spots but cloning out anything is not allowed. This rule would be for the "Nature" category. The "Open" category permits anything.
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