Rob Eyers

Thanks Diane. Glossy surfaces are a challenge for me. Practice, practice 🙂

Thanks Dahlia. Instead of eliminating highlights I was selectively lighting sections the way I wanted them and then combined those portion to end up with the end result.

Thank you Patrick. The background is digitally created so I really appreciate your comments.

Thank you Diane.

They certainly have massive flying skills. A 360 degree turn in the space of a foot is nothing to them

Thanks Dahlia.

Thanks Robert.

I suppose it depends on who’s side you’re on. In these strange times I’m siding with the birds at the feeder not the terrorist in spite if it’s abilities.

Thanks Patrick. He didn’t stay long. I had just enough time to grab the camera, change the lens, and get off a single exposure before he took off.

I thought I’d take a run at this one for practice Jim. You didn’t make it easy with that background. Not entirely happy with the hair etc. but I think what’s necessary is there. If you’d waited until she put brush to paper I think the image might have been stronger.

Thank you David.

Lovely Diane. The soft lighting is beautiful.

Colour for me Levi. Maybe de-saturate the red on the left post and also the coloured buttons on the right side.

If this knob was a dog it would be facing out of the frame. Not sure why you posted this in ST Duncan? What are you looking for? Skulduggery was tempting but…why stir the madness.

This is a perfect candidate for Content Aware Fill Lenny. Expand the canvas on the right and select the blank canvas for the fill.

Thanks Diane. Don’t be too sad about not having temps this low. 🙂

Cheers Patrick. Thanks

Thank you Dahlia.

Thanks Jasenka. I look forward to seeing what you capture.

Thanks Rob @admin