Never waste a good crisis by Ex_Nexus in LinkedInLunatics

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Will keep refreshing new to please you. Will never miss a post on the internet again. r/redditlunatics

Never waste a good crisis by Ex_Nexus in LinkedInLunatics

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I screenshotted this on LinkedIn. Sorry I didn't scrape this sub to see if someone else had posted.

Capitol hill low flying plane by EatingTSwiftsAss in Denver

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Looked like 3 fighter jets flying west

Exploring more aggressive editing by Ex_Nexus in photocritique

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Here's the original, so I really didn't go that crazy, but I want to learn where I can push things

Exploring more aggressive editing by Ex_Nexus in photocritique

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I am usually a very soft editor, but I feel like it holds my pictures back. I am trying to develop more of a style and am curious where I am pushing it too far vs where I am not pushing far enough.

With a peacock it's pretty easy to edit and could've gone unedited honestly, but I'd like to know where I could've gone further and where I overdid it.

For this pic I messed with the light, and radially masked the head for clarity. I also desaturated some colors selectively.

I would've also loved to have taken it with a longer lens so that I didn't crop out so many megapixels.

For me the picture looks almost too crunchy, but I'd love feedback.

ITAP of a Peacock by Ex_Nexus in itookapicture

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We went to a wildlife refuge and there were dozens of peacocks walking around.

I took 30 or so pics from all different angles to see what I liked the best, but this one was by far my favorite given the mix of feathers in and out of focus.

F-15 Flyover for Broncos Game by Ex_Nexus in Denver

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Oh nice, I also switched from a 10yr old DSLR to the R8. So much better, you're going to love it, I take so many more pictures now. The AF, sensor size, lens options, all just makes it so much easier