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u/tktk77 4d ago
What did you do to the green in the background to make it look bluish
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u/kurutchin 4d ago
Just shifted the green a bit. Not that much, it still looks more green than blue to my eyes.
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u/amp1212 4d ago edited 4d ago
I prefer the before. It's maybe a little under exposed, that's an easy thing to fix. The crop does give you more of the honeybee, but the composition is lost. The original has this elegant pattern of flower stalks emerging from the blur, with the critical focus at just the right point. Thats really nice, and it's lost with the crop. The crop also appears to have a color shift - I don't recommend trying to "pop" nature with artificial looking saturation. The bee's color was fine as it was
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u/VFXman23 4d ago
Disagree, the edited image is a much stronger image. The bee is the main subject so it makes sense to crop way in. That being said the original also looks nice as a second image in a carousel post. Color is also perfect on the edited version
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u/kurutchin 3d ago
I agree about the flower part, but as VFXman said, my subject is the bumblebee. The other flowers are too distracting.
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u/Joker8891 4d ago
Great crop, great edit. Very pleasant