08-29-2025, 03:34 AM
Thanks Don.
Hi MFI.
Noticed years ago that often my photos that included a lot of reds (especially flora with red blossoms against green foliage) just didn't look right. They simply weren't satisfactory, but a few years ago that I discovered one reason why: quite often the red blossoms and green foliage were of very similar values and this lack of value contrast made the images unsatisfactory.
Of course another problem with reds (and some yellow-greens) is that vibrancy or color saturation - they often need to desaturated.
Losing one's wallet can sure be a big hassle, and can cause much concern about identity theft. Sometimes we get lucky and find our wallets, with no harm done.
Hi MFI.
Noticed years ago that often my photos that included a lot of reds (especially flora with red blossoms against green foliage) just didn't look right. They simply weren't satisfactory, but a few years ago that I discovered one reason why: quite often the red blossoms and green foliage were of very similar values and this lack of value contrast made the images unsatisfactory.
Of course another problem with reds (and some yellow-greens) is that vibrancy or color saturation - they often need to desaturated.
Losing one's wallet can sure be a big hassle, and can cause much concern about identity theft. Sometimes we get lucky and find our wallets, with no harm done.
Don't blame me - I didn't vote for him!
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