comment please

[jwear]

this is a crop of the whole animal a friend wanted it cropped some thing like this . What does anyone else think ??:dunno

[Sam]

this is a crop of the whole animal a friend wanted it cropped some thing like this . What does anyone else think ??:dunno
It doesn't work for me. What does the whole photo look like?

Sam

[jwear]

i did not like it anyway i cropped it i did like the contrast of my one shot .i shot it just for that reason it did not make me happy happy tho it does seem like i lose alot in resize

[rutt]

i did not like it anyway i cropped it i did like the contrast of my one shot .i shot it just for that reason it did not make me happy happy tho it does seem like i lose alot in resize I like the full better than the crop. Maybe a less lower right crop that retains what there is of the zebra's head and the top of the grass?

The contrast of the zebra's stripes and the grass is interesting, I think there might be something worthwhile here. Try increasing contrast and saturation. I'd use LAB steepening to do this as it gives best control, but there is more than one way to skin a cat...

[ginger_55]

uh, no, not for me.........

I think you need a head, not sure. I can grasp the idea, it just doesn't come through.

ginger

What about a horizontal crop, really reaching here.

[wxwax]

:dunno Might work better with the zebra in focus instead of the grass? Or both? Ginger makes a good point - maybe the head is needed?

[jwear]

:dunno wax the original before resize is lots better focus .i lose a lot and have to learn to resize and keep it sharp ?? that said thank you all foe the comments but it is a shot that did not work .I still like the contrast of stripes and grass and even waited for a no head shot .not only is the camera new to me but the computer after shot may age me .thank you all again .i do have a great shot of my son from that day but i lost so much in messing with it i will not post it .i will learn tho i keep all my shots on disc before i mess them up in p/s :bow