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Fallen Petals of SAKURA 3 |
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Anna Diederich |
Kazuma I just love this photo. I remember when I was there, it always looked like snow on the ground when the sakura petals fell to the ground.
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Nobu Nagase |
This scene with fallen petals of cherry blossoms like this can only be seen in Japan. Envious/羨ましい です。 My suggestion would be try to enhance the colors a little.
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BetterPhoto Member |
Thank you, Anna, Nobi-san. The day I shot this was rainy and windy, so petals were fallen all together. Nobi-san, I tried colour tune but it was very difficult. Because I took this photo at dusk. I would like to retry. Do you have any suggestional technique?
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Kumiko Parkinson |
I am always fascinated the fallen petals on the ground, this one is so so gorgeous, Kazuma-san!
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BetterPhoto Member |
Thank you, Kumiko-san. I went there on the next day, all petals on the grownd were blown away.
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Eric Schneider |
Great shot ! I have always had trouble balancing the extreme lights and darks of the petals and trees, etc. This one has turned out pretty good. I dont use any photo changing software except for what comes with iphoto from Mac. I recently found that adjusting the highlights (softening or darkening) and some saturation might help. Then again Im Photoshop illiterate...
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BetterPhoto Member |
Eric, thank you for your warm words. I am also studying digital editing. I should be much better at it.
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