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Eric Corrus > Traditional dancers at a show in Shenzhen, China
Eric Corrus > Here's a grasshopper that was on my front walk this morning. 300mm taken from about 5-feet away. I tried to make it an action shot by having my wife startle him into a jump but the little bugger was too quick for me.
Eric Corrus > Bridalveil falls at Yosemite National Park
Eric Corrus > An EA-6B Prowler makes its final approach to the flightdeck of the USS Ronald Reagan while an E-2C Hawkeye circles the ship in the background. Just to be certain it was as clear and smooth as possible, I ran the photo through Neatimage once again. It's really only noticeable when viewed at high resolution. See the rest of the editing process in the gallery :)
Eric Corrus > This is a favorite from a car show in Hanford California.
Eric Corrus > The rusty barn after post-processing with Photomatix Pro.
Eric Corrus > Another pelican in Cabo. One of my favorite pictures from this trip.
Eric Corrus > Traditional dancers at a show in Shenzhen, China
Eric Corrus > Photo Editing for Dummies photo
An EA-6B Prowler makes its final approach to the flightdeck of the USS Ronald Reagan while an E-2C Hawkeye circles the ship in the background.

Just to be certain it was as clear and smooth as possible, I ran the photo through Neatimage once again. It's really only noticeable when viewed at high resolution.

See the rest of the editing process in the gallery :)
Eric Corrus > An EA-6B Prowler makes its final approach to the flightdeck of the USS Ronald Reagan while an E-2C Hawkeye circles the ship in the background. Just to be certain it was as clear and smooth as possible, I ran the photo through Neatimage once again. It's really only noticeable when viewed at high resolution. See the rest of the editing process in the gallery :)
An EA-6B Prowler makes its final approach to the flightdeck of the USS Ronald Reagan while an E-2C Hawkeye circles the ship in the background.

Just to be certain it was as clear and smooth as possible, I ran the photo through Neatimage once again. It's really only noticeable when viewed at high resolution.

See the rest of the editing process in the gallery :)
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