Mickey to the Rescue
by nards656

Comment by tngrndream:
hello again and welcome back,

yeah. it is overprocessed. lol. that was the major problem i had with this was that it had too much saturation creating an extremely odd coloration.

nice idea and it looks okay ifn you just had something other than a bathtub. lol.

Beyond Understanding
by nards656

Comment by climbin2thetop:
the prosessing, while intreging, is a little much for me.

Mickey to the Rescue
by nards656

Comment by DanSig:
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I think the image is way overprocessed, the colors are fine, except on mickey there the colors are way off.

composition is good, the idea is good, but the rest is not so good... lighting and postprocess is not good, and the colors in mickey are really bad.

I think you might have scored higher with minimal processing.

Time of Death II
by nards656

Comment by DanSig:
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being from Iceland were handguns are illegal and nobody likes them, I just can't like them either ;)

but as an image I think the gun needs more light and the watch needs less light, shooting jewlery and watches is really difficult, there are so many shiny places that point in different directions so you'll usually get burned out spots, the gun however is very dark and matte, and needs a lot of light to shine.

putting those 2 in one image shows courage, but I think the lack of studio experience shows in how the image is lit.

keep practising and you'll be good someday ;)

Beyond Understanding
by nards656

Comment by Melethia:
Composition overall is interesting but I don't particularly like the post processing.

Beyond Understanding
by nards656

Comment by Judi:
Good idea but I am not sure about the processing.

Beyond Understanding
by nards656

Comment by mpeters:
Colors just a little too saturated to fit with the image.

Beyond Understanding
by nards656

Comment by RayEthier:
While it is possible that the image could be interpreted as conveying a sense of "Desolation"... it could also be representative of the results of a Friday Night "Binge".

The harshness of the lighting would seem to suggest that the image was taken at High Noon, and the dark shadows at the bottom portion of the image effectively obliterate any definition that may have existed.

Keep shooting... practice it is said ... makes perfect.

Beyond Understanding
by nards656

Comment by Djabordjabor:
I think it's overprocessed

Beyond Understanding
by nards656

Comment by Tim:
seems to be overprocessed to the point of losing detail