Just like with the last couple of pictures, there's isn't much Photoshop done to these beyond some basic color correction, sensor dust removal, etc.


I thought yesterday's post was my favorite picture from the trip. Now I'm not so sure. I really like the looks of the bottom picture here.
I'm pretty sure this is the end of the blurry tree pictures from this trip, but I need to go shoot some more of these. I've been pleasantly surprised at how well these turned out.
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The bottom one. If I didn't know it was trees, I would have thought that it was my hair.
Chilly Dog
Both of these images would make great quilts!
I'm definitely voting for the first one. It is more identifiable than the one you posted yesterday which takes it a slight step away from the painterly look, but it has a feeling that I'm drawn to. The second one seems more blurry than yesterdays. That combined with the more monochrome palette makes it come in second for me. On their own merits though, they're both great shots!
John
Quilts? How do you make a quilt out of a blurry picture?
Very carefully. :-)
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