Who are You
by svstoltz

Comment by KillerSOS:
wow thats a very odd effect with the red but the leaves in front of it are very blurry and distracting.

Barred Owl Profile
by svstoltz

Comment by salmiakki:
Pity you only got the back view. I know how hard it is to get them to pose for you though!

Barred Owl Profile
by svstoltz

Comment by riversong:
Great capture, but I wish I could see more detail on the feathers.

Who are You
by svstoltz

Comment by Prowler:
I like the color in the owl, but why did you put it, or leave it, on the tree itself? That distracts from the owl since the eye naturally sees the part of the tree with color as a second owl. Otherwise, good shot!

Who are You
by svstoltz

Comment by ShutterPug:
Sepia tone refers to the coloring of a black and white photographic print that has been toned with a sepia toner to simulate the faded brownish color of some early photographs. There are some strong reds and a lot of grays here. I find the gray blotches to be highly distracting. As well as the bright reds. This would have been correctly in pp. If you use PS, it is simple: just convert to grayscale, then convert to duotones. Choose two seperate shades of browns and then the image all comes together as a Sepia. I tried it myself on the image you have entered here, it is in my workshop folder so no one else can see. This is what I would have done - but just my humble opinion: [thumb]674623[/thumb]

Who are You
by svstoltz

Comment by TeeCeeJay:
I'm sure the original of this image is really nice, but your processing seems to be a little overdone.

Who are You
by svstoltz

Comment by fantomfoto:
This looks strange - over processed maybe?

Who are You
by svstoltz

Comment by epescala:
DNMC.

Who are You
by svstoltz

Comment by timwest167:
Looks over processed.

Who are You
by svstoltz

Comment by JulietNN:
not sure how you got teh red streaks on this shotit kinda looks a little like dodge and burn, I bet this was a great shot otherwise would love to see it straight out of the camera