Critique welcome. Veteran 365er, 2011 vintage. Only posting occasionally and irregularly now.
I'm an abstract photography enthusiast but not exclusively so.
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....I studied the photo and thought is it a mushroom !!! Then saw your tags and realised it was . I also noticed you did focus stacking , that's a tricky technique to do , so much respect to you for that Alison . It's not something I've ever tried , I don't have the patience .
@phil_howcroft Thank you, Phil. I rarely have much joy with focus stacking but still plod doggedly away at it from time to time.
I had to cut quite a bit of this away - and also did a little bit of cloning- because of problems with focusing. If you look closely at the top right-hand corner parts there are out of focus too!
The colour is as near to natural as I could get it; the subject is the gills of a pink oyster mushroom (they're considerably smaller than the white ones). They're sometimes available at my local farm shop in small packs of mixed, exotic mushrooms.
Cracking shot though , have you colour toned it ?
I had to cut quite a bit of this away - and also did a little bit of cloning- because of problems with focusing. If you look closely at the top right-hand corner parts there are out of focus too!
The colour is as near to natural as I could get it; the subject is the gills of a pink oyster mushroom (they're considerably smaller than the white ones). They're sometimes available at my local farm shop in small packs of mixed, exotic mushrooms.