I mentioned that I have another photo of the same hummingbird in the same nest as the one I posted a couple of days ago. Like that photo, this one was nearly full black out of the caners.
I applied the same processing methods: brightening the image a lot, tweaking temperature, adjusting colors, and sharpening. It turned out better than I expected...
In an effort to break out of my "dark background, light subject" pattern I've been trying to consciously look for chances to take lighter and brighter photos. Here's one from May 6 that didn't avoid the dark background, but at least has a lighter subject...
Happy Hump Day.
I applied the same processing methods: brightening the image a lot, tweaking temperature, adjusting colors, and sharpening. It turned out better than I expected...
In an effort to break out of my "dark background, light subject" pattern I've been trying to consciously look for chances to take lighter and brighter photos. Here's one from May 6 that didn't avoid the dark background, but at least has a lighter subject...
Happy Hump Day.
Don't blame me - I didn't vote for him!
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