Autumn Forest...Mushroom 16 by helanker
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Hello!
Here is the next muchroom in this series. It is a little blury, but I thought it gives it a special mood together with the lovely lighting, so I used a mild filter which didnt spoil the beautiful lighting, but still added something to it . I hope you like it.
Thanks for your kind comments and special thanks to those who added it to favs. Thank you :)
Today we have grey weather with dust like rain but no wind. It is lovely after the strong winds lately.
Comments (25)
you preserved the lighting very well and made it into a fine image.
Wonderful colors and postwork!!!
You have done magic by adding the filter. Great image and postwork! :)
Cool work. Nice colours
Great shot. The filter really gives it a good, crisp fall look. Excellent!
Yes it's magic. love the light and your filter realy works. well done, sweety.
Oh yes, a magical effect Helle....another excellent image !!!!
Splendid result ;O)
Very nice work!!
Lovely effect, Helle, and a warm feeling flows from it.
The blur does give just the right effect here Helle, nicely done
superb!
Great effect Helle, looks as such a sunny wonderful day for hunting mushrooms.
super work
Lovely!
Excellent work!!
Nice postwork! You've preserved the mood beautifully.
Does a mushroom have much room - have to ask a fairy :) Excellent postwork on this photo the lighting is first class
Gorgeous! very painterly!
beautiful
Fantastice creation.
Wow, Cool, - love that filter effect ;o)))))))))))
Dreamy effect on this lovely capture!
Just love the colors autumn on a page wwonderful work
Fine decision, I think, to use that filter: my guess is that the result is much better than the blurry original. I'm in a nit-picking frame of mind, so: There seem to be two focuses of attention here - the big, light-colored mushroom above and the hyper-detailed leaves below. Neither seems clearly dominant, and so there's a sort of conflict going on. I'd have thought about darkening that big mushroom, or splitting this into two graphics: one featuring that impressionistic mushroom; the other showing off the leaves. But, that's me: and it's your work. So, I'll just sit back and enjoy the beauty. Thanks for posting this.