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This is a discussion on PomPom within the Show your photo (Color) - Landscape & Nature (flowers, mountains, storms etc.) forums, part of the Photography & Fine art photography category; Here is an orange/yellow pompom dahlia from my mom's garden. It's not fully opened yet....
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Here is an orange/yellow pompom dahlia from my mom's garden. It's not fully opened yet.
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Nice shot. Those look like they would be a lot of fun.
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I quite like these. Perhaps a slight contrast boost would help the colours pop even harder.
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Oh that's nice Shelley. Good composition. Not in the critique section here but it begs to be brightened a little using the curves tool or similar
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Thanks everyone!
I think I had tried to brighten it, but it wasn't looking right to me. I'm still learning PSE 7 though and editing in general. I guess I don't trust my judgement on when the photo quite looks its best...I'll try to brighten it some and post again to see what you all think.
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