You mean the little bits of leaves at the bottom middle, or the cedar tree at bottom right?
I'm not post-processing at the moment. I feel a little funny about it; some folks on flickr do it, and I suppose there's no reason why not as long as it's not a documentary shot, like a picture for a newspaper or something. But I also don't have much idea how to do it, or much of an "artist's eye" to figure out when the changes I've made are good or not.
BTW, if you want, flickr lets people put notes on the photograph itself, so if you want to mark exactly what you're talking about, click on the photo to go through to flickr; at the top left corner of the picture is a tab that says "add note." When you click on it, you get a little adjustable square you can move around on the picture and resize, and a little text field to type the comment in. If you let me know what you think I should take out, I could give it a try.
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Date: 2006-11-25 04:18 pm (UTC)I'm not post-processing at the moment. I feel a little funny about it; some folks on flickr do it, and I suppose there's no reason why not as long as it's not a documentary shot, like a picture for a newspaper or something. But I also don't have much idea how to do it, or much of an "artist's eye" to figure out when the changes I've made are good or not.
BTW, if you want, flickr lets people put notes on the photograph itself, so if you want to mark exactly what you're talking about, click on the photo to go through to flickr; at the top left corner of the picture is a tab that says "add note." When you click on it, you get a little adjustable square you can move around on the picture and resize, and a little text field to type the comment in. If you let me know what you think I should take out, I could give it a try.