Tuesday, November 27, 2018
Carson R - Foxier
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This image is entitled “Foxier”. This was taken at the Birmingham Zoo in May 2018 with my Nikon d3400. I edited this image by increasing the contrast, brightening the eyes with the dodge tool, and then I used a filter from Nik collection to make it warmer. I think this image could be better if the tail did not have that weird yellow tint. Overall, I really like this picture.
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3 comments:
This image is fantastic. I love how you added the warm filters in order to match the fox's fur. The definition of the image is very clear and I love how its tail is blurry while its face is clearly in focus. I think the yellow tint is a great addition. Good job, this is definitely a keeper!
Danielle M - HHS
This is a great image. I really like how detailed the fox's face is and that his tail is blurred. His eyes look amazing and the detail in the fox's whiskers is great. Overall great job -Omar S. HHS
I think this picture is really good! I love how clear the foxes' face is! I think the warm tone of the filter you used is really great. It works with this photo well and with the fur of the fox. The yellow in the tail doesn't bother me at all and I think it looks fine, but it's understandable that you would want to get rid of it. I like how the fox is positioned looking back at you. This is really great! Good job!
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