It was a successful photo hunt, Vakhtang. An optimistic shot—the tone is pleasing. Hmmm, you should have toned down the saturation of the red berry in front of the tit a bit. Well, that's just my opinion.
It was a successful photo hunt, Vakhtang. An optimistic shot—the tonality is pleasing. Hmmm, the saturation of the red berry in front of the titmouse should have been toned down a bit. Well, that's just my opinion.
Vera Ketova, I'm glad you liked it. It was a nice frosty day with sunshine in a light haze, and I took a lot of photos. This shot seemed one of my favorites precisely because of its warm tonality. The berry (as one of the details) adds warmth to the overall image, although perhaps its saturation could have been toned down. I always listen to my colleagues' opinions and then refine the photos based on them, seeing how things turned out (better or worse), but even if they turn out better, I don't change the image on the website. Thank you for your attention, Vera, and all the best!
The photo hunt was a success, Vakhtang. An optimistic shot—the tonality is pleasing. Hmmm, the saturation of the red berry in front of the titmouse should have been toned down a bit. Well, that's just my opinion. Vera Ketova, Glad you liked it. It was a nice frosty day with sunshine in a light haze, and I took a lot of photos. I thought this shot was one of the best precisely because of the warm tonality. The berry (as one of the details) adds warmth to the overall image, although perhaps its saturation could have been toned down. I always listen to my colleagues' opinions and then refine the images based on them, seeing how things turned out (better or worse), but even if they turn out better, I don't change the image on the website. Thank you for your attention, Vera, and all the best!
Vakhtang Bartaia, after add. You can attach the new version to the previous one via a link in the description, of course, if you'd like. I'm not insisting at all, Vakhtang. Thank you for your detailed answer. Good luck!
Vakhtang Bartaia, after further processing, the new version can be attached to the previous one via a link in the description, of course, if you wish. I'm not insisting at all, Vakhtang. Thanks for the detailed answer. Good luck!
You'd have to post it somewhere, then copy the link and paste it into the description. Vera, what approach can you suggest? What's the most convenient way to do this, based on your experience?
You have to upload it somewhere, then copy the link and paste it into the description. Vera, what's the best way to do this, based on your experience?
Vakhtang Bartaia, go to "My Works," find the photo you want, and in the LNU there's "Edit." Click on that word, select "Add more images to the description using Imgur.com," and then follow the same process you already know. I did this with portraits.
Vakhtang Bartaia, go to "My Works," find the photo you want, and in LNU there's "Edit." Click on that word, select "Add more images to the description using Imgur.com," and then follow the same process you already know. I did this with portraits.
I always listen to my colleagues' opinions and then refine the photos based on them, seeing how things turned out (better or worse), but even if they turn out better, I don't change the image on the website. Thank you for your attention, Vera, and all the best!