hellooooo .. when will you learn .. this type of shooting wont hurt you
by roz

Comment by digifotojo:
Great capture Roz. You're definitely stepping outside your comfort zone, which is good. I like the lights and darks and the painterly effect but would have liked to see the original for the sake of comparison.

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Comment by digifotojo:
You've taken the challenge 'into or out of the frame' and redefined it into a triptych. I think you should experiment more with this.. so many possibilities!

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Comment by roz:

Originally posted by mariuca: I like the sequence but I find the white thin borders too bright How would it look without them?

I tried the pics against a white background .. it lacked impact to me ..
so them I tried a black background.. without the thin white borders it looked unbalanced .. I did try greying out the borders a bit .. but the image seemed to look better with them as white .. they may have been better a tad thinner tho ..

hellooooo .. when will you learn .. this type of shooting wont hurt you
by roz

Comment by mariuca:
I find this as a perfect page in a children's book

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Comment by mariuca:
I like the sequence but I find the white thin borders too bright
How would it look without them?

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Comment by streetpigeon:
This is such an intriguing image. It looks like a single three section window, but it captures an instantaneous procession of time. All at once you're seeing a moment in a chronological spread. It's a mysterious and joyful feeling. And I like the scenes as well, pretty and prosaic, just another mind-bending morning. Bravo!

hellooooo .. when will you learn .. this type of shooting wont hurt you
by roz

Comment by JuliBoc:
I like the painterly look, the motion, and the light on the grass, contrasting with the kangaroos.

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Comment by insteps:
Watching time go by. I enjoy this kind of thing and use sequences in essays sometimes.

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Comment by hajeka:
Nice and bright. I like the strong framing here!

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Comment by GeneralE:
Very nice sequence.

You can try to "punch up" colors under the Minimal rule set using the Unsharp Mask filter with a high-radius setting; in Photoshop you can start with (for a DPC entry sized image):
Amount=15%
Radius=50 pixels
Threshold=0