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I had started processing this photo about two weeks ago, then left it off.  I had cropped, rotated, and dropped the saturation a bit, but wasn’t satisfied.  I pulled it up this morning, tweaked the highlights a bit and decided that it was done… that simple!  Sometimes, all it needs is a little time

I noticed these at the side of the trench when I parked my vehicle, they were lower than the road, and the side of the trench was slippery, so I couldn’t get a foothold to get down to the level I wanted, so I adjust my settings on the camera and held it down to try to get the composition I wanted… never got the perfect one, and quite  few were unusable, but this one I liked (after rotating to correct my badly angled dangling camera 

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Click on the Image to see it in the Flora Gallery in the Collection

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§ One Response to Yellow

• Nikhil Ramkarran says:

  March 16, 2013 at 5:06 pm

  Sometimes the most satisfying photos are the ones that are the easiest to process.

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