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StalkerPosted by Rahul (Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia) on 26 July 2007 in Plant & Nature. Hey hey... wait i am coming too. Lets walk hand in hand darling. LOL!!!! Thanks everyone for wonderful comments on my last pic, i really appreciate that. I have been missing for last two days as i was tied up with work. I should be all back again tonight. Will catch up with you all then. :-) Ok this was kinda fast processed image, as i seem to running short of time now a days. Still keeping my hands on the Photoshop as i am really falling in love with it. For example this pic, the water is Black and White while the rest of it is in its original color, including the reflections. Photoshop really rocks. Enjoy!!!!
Comments (25)
Art Monkey from Salt Spring Island, Canadaanother really good shot rahul - well done! 26 Jul 2007 5:57am @Art Monkey: Thanks ART, i am glad you are enjoying these nature and animal shots. :) @Navdeep: Thanks Navdeep. Dave from United KingdomAnother great shot, really well done. Exposures spot on as well love all the detail in the feathers. :) 26 Jul 2007 6:47am @Dave: Thanks Dave, coming from you this is sure a big encouragement. :) Behrooz from Tehran, IranPhotoshop is the software that changed our world. The vision, what we see on streets and media, just everything. It's a legend, because only legends can be so important and beyond belief in life. 26 Jul 2007 7:16am @Behrooz: No worries bro, great to see you back. I was myself missing in action for last 2-3 days. Thanks for such generous comments pal. :) YES, PHOTOSHOP really rocks. @Evi: Yes just two this time, you want more pal ?? ;-) MaryB from Staffordshire, United KingdomA beautiful crisp clear shot, with amazing details and colours. Another masterpiece Rahul :) 26 Jul 2007 10:47am @MaryB: Haha... LOL!!! Mary, now i can see that kid in you so clear, who jumps up and down when tempted a bit haha... I want, i want... :0) Hey, thanks a lot bud for being so generous with your comments and providing continuous encouragement. And, PHOTOSHOP is indeed lots of fun. @priya: Thanks Priya. Anthony from Singapore, SingaporeWow..Really look like stalker! haaa..the expression of the one in front seems to be keeping an eye on its stalker haaa 26 Jul 2007 1:50pm @Anthony: Thanks Anthony. @Kaddy: Thanks pal. badala from Leiria, PortugalYou have a nice eye for the geometrical, especially the "geometry of nature. 26 Jul 2007 2:40pm @badala: Thanks Badala for such generous remarks. :) Really appreciate that. @Michael Rawluk: Yes they were very beautiful. Olaide from Fort Collins, United Statesgreat reflections, beautiful birds and lovely capture. Well done. 26 Jul 2007 5:11pm @Olaide: Thanks bro. :) @Erik: Probably, thats why the one at the back is chasing the front one. And it would be a simple guess that the one at the back is a male. LOL!!! Thanks Erik. ;-) Viewfinder from Bradenton, United StatesAnother great moment from life in the pelican navy ;-) 26 Jul 2007 7:14pm @Viewfinder: Haha.... will soon organize the pelican army. Thanks for continuous support buddy. :) Julio Pulido from Barcelona - Sant Boi, SpainUna serie realmente buena. Me gusta como destacan los pelicanos sobre el fondo oscuro y el reflejo te quedo sensacional. 26 Jul 2007 7:27pm @Julio Pulido: Thanks for your time and comments, though i don't understand the language there. :) @Nerise: Thanks Nerise. :) Shahab from Qazvin, IranNice motion & Beautiful blury reflection.Very well framed pal! 26 Jul 2007 9:23pm @Shahab: Thanks Shahab, check out the blur effect in my tomorrow's pic. It might get you dizzy. ;-) amy from Rocky Mountain House, CanadaThis is just as beautiful as the other two!! The reflections are divine as is the colouring and exposure. But now you need to get outside and take some new ones!!!!!! Macro, baby, macro!! I'm waiting!!! 26 Jul 2007 9:48pm @amy: Thanks babe ;-) You sure know my weakness and you wont leave any chance to push me off the cliff on that one. LOL!!!! Hmmmm... i get your signal, this series should end soon and time for the new one. ;-) Richard_Irwin from Belper, United KingdomNice details in the pelicans faces. Gives us a different feel to the last two shots, which were more artistic interpretations. This one is great too, but for different reasons, so well done 26 Jul 2007 9:57pm @Richard_Irwin: Thanks Richard, I decided to keep it original, except for little PS touch here. The pelicans were natural beauty so i didnt have to do much. @Jose: Thanks Jose. @Craiger: Thanks Bro. Andrew Gould from Sydney, AustraliaWell, yuo're becoming a master of Photoshop. I wouldn't have even thought about the background being black and white, because again -- as I've just stated in a comment on another example of your postprocessing skills -- this integrates so well, that it looks totally natural. And as for the subjects, you've caught them so beautifully. The composition and cropping is just right, too. 30 Jul 2007 9:04am @Andrew Gould: Thanks Andrew, the background is more evident when its printed. Thats where the true effects show up. :) I am not a photoshop master, just learning and all the effects i choose is just based on the feel. Its more like how i would like to see it and think it would look beautiful. :) |
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