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#355 Sharpening


Sharpening a garden tool

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Version 2.
I went a bit closer in a slightly different angle. Had to use a longer lens, because I wouldn\'t want to burn my dear old 85
Modified the fillstrobe a tad by creating a barndoor slit with a piece of cardboard,
and added a maclite to highlight the blade (might have overdone that)
Slightly longer exposure for the sparkles and about one Fstop smaller
Also added a bit more symmetry
Tried to keep the original coloring and feel, but added a bit more drama, with help of a goldreflector

Let me know if it improved -or not-

Thanks all for the comments and tips!

RT.

Version Final.
Some last PP modifications
Thanks to all who helped in this image,
Special thanks to Mike for his Masterclasses!

RT.


Jul 29, 2009 at 05:31 AM
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#355 Sharpening


Sharpening a garden tool

Thanks for viewing, tips and comments!

RT.

edit:

Version 2.
I went a bit closer in a slightly different angle. Had to use a longer lens, because I wouldn\'t want to burn my dear old 85
Modified the fillstrobe a tad by creating a barndoor slit with a piece of cardboard,
and added a maclite to highlight the blade (might have overdone that)
Slightly longer exposure for the sparkles and about one Fstop smaller
Also added a bit more symmetry
Tried to keep the original coloring and feel, but added a bit more drama, with help of a goldreflector

Let me know if it improved -or not-

Thanks all for the comments and tips!

RT.

Version Final.
Some last PP modifications
Thanks to all who helped in this image,
Special thanks to Mike for his Masterclasses!

RT.


Jul 29, 2009 at 05:28 AM
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#355 Sharpening


Sharpening a garden tool

Thanks for viewing, tips and comments!

RT.

edit:

Version 2.
I went a bit closer in a slightly different angle. Had to use a longer lens, because I wouldn\'t want to burn my dear old 85
Modified the fillstrobe a tad by creating a barndoor slit with a piece of cardboard,
and added a maclite to highlight the blade (might have overdone that)
Slightly longer exposure for the sparkles and about one Fstop smaller
Also added a bit more symmetry
Tried to keep the original coloring and feel, but added a bit more drama, with help of a goldreflector

Let me know if it improved -or not-

Thanks all for the comments and tips!

RT.

Version Final.
Some last PP modifications
Thanks to all who helped in this image,
Special thanks to Mike for his Masterclasses!

RT.


Jul 29, 2009 at 04:25 AM
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#355 Sharpening


Sharpening a garden tool

Thanks for viewing, tips and comments!

RT.

edit:

Version 2.
I went a bit closer in a slightly different angle. Had to use a longer lens, because I wouldn\'t want to burn my dear old 85
Modified the fillstrobe a tad by creating a barndoor slit with a piece of cardboard,
and added a maclite to highlight the blade (might have overdone that)
Slightly longer exposure for the sparkles and about one Fstop smaller
Also added a bit more symmetry
Tried to keep the original coloring and feel, but added a bit more drama, with help of a goldreflector

Let me know if it improved -or not-

Thanks all for the comments and tips!

RT.


Jul 29, 2009 at 04:23 AM
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#355 Sharpening


Sharpening a garden tool

Thanks for viewing, tips and comments!

RT.

edit:

Version 2.
I went a bit closer in a slightly different angle. Had to use a longer lens, because I wouldn\'t want to burn my dear old 85
Modified the fillstrobe a tad by creating a barndoor slit with a piece of cardboard,
and added a maclite to highlight the blade (might have overdone that)
Slightly longer exposure for the sparkles and about one Fstop smaller
Also added a bit more symmetry
Tried to keep the original coloring and feel, but added a bit more drama, with help of a goldreflector

Let me know if it improved -or not-

Thanks all for the comments and tips!

RT.


Jul 27, 2009 at 09:22 AM
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#355 Sharpening


Sharpening a garden tool

Thanks for viewing, tips and comments!

RT.

edit:

Version 2.
I went a bit closer in a slightly different angle. Had to use a longer lens, because I wouldn\'t want to burn my dear old 85
Modified the fillstrobe a tad by creating a barndoor slit with a piece of cardboard,
and added a maclite to highlight the blade (might have overdone that)
Slightly longer exposure for the sparkles and about one Fstop smaller
Tried to keep the original coloring and feel, but added a bit more drama, with help of a goldreflector

Let me know if it improved -or not-

Thanks all for the comments and tips!

RT.


Jul 27, 2009 at 09:21 AM
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#355 Sharpening


Sharpening a garden tool

Thanks for viewing, tips and comments!

RT.

edit:

Version 2.
I went a bit closer in a slightly different angle. Had to use a longer lens, because I wouldn\'t want to burn my dear old 85
Modified the fillstrobe a tad by creating a barndoor slit with a piece of cardboard,
and added a maclite to highlight the blade (might have overdone that)
Slightly longer exposure for the sparkles and one Fstop smaller for more light drop off
Tried to keep the original coloring and feel, but added a bit more drama, with help of a goldreflector

Let me know if it improved -or not-

Thanks all for the comments and tips!

RT.


Jul 27, 2009 at 08:15 AM
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#355 Sharpening


Sharpening a garden tool

Thanks for viewing, tips and comments!

RT.

edit:

Version 2.
I went a bit closer in a slightly different angle. Had to use a longer lens, because I wouldn\'t want to burn my dear old 85
Modified the fillstrobe a tad by creating a barndoor slit with a piece of cardboard,
and added a maclite to highlight the blade (might have overdone that)
Slightly longer exposure for the sparkles
Tried to keep the original coloring and feel, but added a bit more drama, with help of a goldreflector

Let me know if it improved -or not-

Thanks all for the comments and tips!

RT.


Jul 27, 2009 at 06:24 AM
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#355 Sharpening


Sharpening a garden tool

Thanks for viewing, tips and comments!

RT.

edit:

Version 2.
I went a bit closer in a slightly different angle. Had to use a longer lens, because I wouldn\'t want to burn my dear old 85
Modified the fillstrobe a tad and added a maclite to highlight the blade (might have overdone that)
Slightly longer exposure for the sparkles
Tried to keep the original coloring and feel, but added a bit more drama, with help of a goldreflector

Let me know if it improved -or not-

Thanks all for the comments and tips!

RT.


Jul 27, 2009 at 06:15 AM
RT v Genugten
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#355 Sharpening


Sharpening a garden tool

Thanks for viewing, tips and comments!

RT.

edit:

Version 2.
I went a bit closer in a slightly different angle. Had to use a longer lens, because I wouldn\'t want to burn my dear old 85
Modified the fillstrobe a tad and added a maclite to highlight the blade (might have overdone that)
Slightly longer exposure for the sparkles
Tried to keep the original coloring and feel, but added a bit more drama

Let me know if it improved -or not-

Thanks all for the comments and tips!

RT.


Jul 27, 2009 at 06:11 AM
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#355 Sharpening


Sharpening a garden tool

Thanks for viewing, tips and comments!

RT.


Jul 27, 2009 at 02:57 AM
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#355 Sharpening


Sharpening a garden tool

Thanks for viewing, tips and comments!

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Jul 27, 2009 at 02:56 AM
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#355 Sharpening


Sharpening a garden tool

Thanks for viewing, tips and comments!

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