My nephew. He loved this dead tree very much.
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There are some rad textures in that tree. Some burnt spots, little chunks of woody nuggets and almost like sandblasted grain. Spidey would definitely hang out in that dead tree. For reals.
ReplyDeletenice shots, I like the softness of the bottom one. Good sharpness on the shoes for a niKANNOT... When are you going to get your CANon? j/k buddy in due time you'll see the light!
ReplyDeleteHA! clever Tertany. Thanks for the comments, partners. Anyone know a more effective technique (other than adjusting levels) to pull out details and color in the wood.
ReplyDeleteDave,
ReplyDeletelooking good, I recommend using the highlight/shadows and boutwell magic glasses to find more detail in the wood. Maybe Hugh knows of a better way.