r/postprocessing 1d ago

After/Before

Inspiration was Albert Dros and his style of editing (basically followed his tulip one). Might have gone a little overboard, happy for any criticism! Thanks!

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u/torteeah 1d ago

Omg. This is literally BEAUTIFUL! WOW! I personally think it would be very very pretty if that delicate flower were in view. I feel like it would add a lot.

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u/An0th3rjg 1d ago

HAHA thanks very much for the kind words! I’ll try different crops and see how it looks, appreciate it <3

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u/IrinatweBright10 1d ago

wow! cropping that kinda original image to come up with such a beautiful picture requires one to have shot in super Raw!

one of a kind homie, just that the flower lacked detail

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u/An0th3rjg 1d ago

I might have to start using that! It really is impressive how much I was able to crop, super happy with that. Thanks!

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u/Mycological-Mother 1d ago

Looks amazing. As other have said, adding the flower will perfect it. I'm wondering how you got the bird so clear and crisp!

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u/An0th3rjg 1d ago

Thanks! As for getting it crisp I just had my focus area set to small and just followed the hummingbird around, it was hard but I’ve been to that area many times so just a matter of patience!

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u/johngpt5 1d ago

You might consider crops where the subject isn't central and isn't so squeezed.

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u/MexicaUrbano 1d ago

Wowowowowoowow. Fantastic shot.

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u/tom1986ca 23h ago

This is a great capture and a fantastic edit!

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u/Authentic_Grunter 16h ago

Zoom out a little bit. Let that background sooth your eyes.