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Cormorant
How I did it
I opened the jpg in RAW, adjusted the exposure down 2.7 stops, Clarity +78 & vibrance +45 up and a little fill +9. Then I went into CS4 & opened a levels adjustment layer and made levels adjustments on both ends and the gamma. They I selected the bird’s eye. Pumped up the eye’s saturation with an adjustment layer and then created a new layer to clone out the yellow reed. Saved it as a jpg and reduced the image to 800px x 600px.
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Born and raised in Tulsa, Dennis entered the Navy, eventually flying A-4 Skyhawks on active duty and F-8 Crusaders in the reserves. From the Nave he went to the FBI and retired 25 years later as a Supervisory Special Agent, serving for 10 years as the chief of the Crisis Response Team. His photography interests started in the Navy with a Nikon F. Dennis converted to digital with a Olympus 10 MP point and shoot and became a Photoshop enthusiast. He upgraded to a D70 and then to a D200 and currently shoots a D300. His interests range from landscapes to portraits to wildlife. Dennis lives in St. Petersburg on the inland waterway at marker 14. |
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