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Tiger Cub Resub by ~hoboinaschoolbus:iconhoboinaschoolbus:

Categories Photography > Darkroom > Digital

©2008-2009 ~hoboinaschoolbus
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It's a fine line between darkroom and photomanip, huh?
Anyway I edited ([link]) a bit. Been bored, can't go out shooting... :(

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~kellock Feb 18, 2008, 11:52:08 AM
awww so pretty ^^

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Rustic B.

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~Paw-BR Feb 18, 2008, 11:59:07 AM
Looks really pretty, and you made the colors look so so good...

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100% made of true Argentinian fail

Se habla español <3
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~Parabola-Pop Feb 18, 2008, 2:06:05 PM
Great! Love the composition!
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~afreespirit Feb 18, 2008, 2:35:56 PM
Wow. This picture is almost magic. It's as if the tiger were some sort of ghost.. no, ANGEL. I like angel better. Not so scary. :floating:

But you never cease to amaze me with your outstanding photography skills.

btw: are you shooting through a glass enclosure? fence?

Or are you just right there with them? :aww:
If so, tell me how and when to get there. :excited:

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That was the scary part, that someone understood me.
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~hoboinaschoolbus Feb 18, 2008, 2:41:16 PM
Thank you :) This one was either taken through glass or fence, can't remember which. Their enclosure is surrounded by both. Fence is rarely a problem, as long as the animal is relatively far from it and you are close, you can focus right through it and no bars :) Shaded spots(on the bars) help eliminate them, too :)

Sometimes glass can be the devil :(
I thought of the angel/devil dichotomy, too :) How about a friendly ghost? hahaha

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[link] <- my wildlife photography
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=redbeard31 Feb 18, 2008, 4:42:52 PM
good job on the edit. be careful what you put in the photo manipulation category. i got scolded last year because the definition now says it has to be composed of at least two pictures. now i put my heavily edited shots in digital darkroom or in the appropriate photographic category.

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is it more altruistic to worship, or actually help fellow man?~nofx
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~hoboinaschoolbus Feb 18, 2008, 4:55:49 PM
Thanks for the comment :)
Ah, I suppose that would make sense. I consider anything done to a photo besides development a photomanipulation, but don't think there's anything wrong with tidying up a photo a little bit.

Sometimes the categories on this site just baffle me :|

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[link] <- my wildlife photography
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=redbeard31 Feb 19, 2008, 6:40:30 AM
to me, when it becomes obvious that alteration has taken place, then it is a manipulation. cleaning up a picture or correcting the color is just part of the development process to me. but i play by the rules that dA has set down (most of the time).

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is it more altruistic to worship, or actually help fellow man?~nofx
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~hoboinaschoolbus Feb 19, 2008, 8:13:17 AM
My theory is, if the viewers can't tell, it really just doesn't matter =P
I don't usually change colors at all, except maybe levels (although CS2 is changing that...), but I have been touching up small blotches, fences, etc, for a while. No one can tell, but does that mean I'm not a photographer? Pure silliness!

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[link] <- my wildlife photography
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=redbeard31 Feb 19, 2008, 5:29:51 PM
you're preaching to the choir! i do most of my work outside, so i am always dealing with changing light conditions, and i don't always remember to change my white balance. i make plenty of corrections during the development from RAW format to compensate for my own inattentiveness.

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is it more altruistic to worship, or actually help fellow man?~nofx
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