Gerbers
by arron_christensen

Comment by ryand:
Love the black background, interesting lighting, might need a little bit of brightening, still a nicely done shot, keep it up.

Whats for Dinner?
by arron_christensen

Comment by ryand:
Great idea, funny shot, only thing I would add would be a little bump up in the highlights, still a really nice shot, love the expression here, nice work.

My Innocent Face...
by arron_christensen

Comment by ryand:
This is really cool, I love the selective desat, really awesome tones, great lighting as well, really nice work with this one, probably wouldve scored it a 7 or 8 had I voted on it.

Weathered
by arron_christensen

Comment by ryand:
This is great, everything about it, the lighting is perfect, the feel of the shot is right on, great tones, really nice work.

OREO's and Milk - Pure Joy
by arron_christensen

Comment by ryand:
Really nice shot, nailed the timing here, the one thing I would like to see would be added contrast, right now it looks rather flat, I think bringing up the contrast could add a lot of pop, here's a quick edit I did, hope this is helpful, nonetheless, this is a really great shot.



I brought out some contrast in the splashing milk. I couldn't get quite what I was thinking of, probably the best way to do it would be by bouncing the light off a wall to the side, it would add some contrast. Take it or leave it thought, just my opinion, really great shot still, keep it up.

edit: changed the edit just a little.



Message edited by author 2008-06-11 13:43:50.

Body Lines
by arron_christensen

Comment by dsray:
Very clean, well composed piece of art.

The Pretender
by arron_christensen

Comment by Scapeshots:
Awesome DOF here!

Harmony
by arron_christensen

Comment by Scapeshots:
Would be good for an S curve challenge. Nice job.

The Pretender
by arron_christensen

Comment by sempermarine:
Very nice collection! Not sure if it was intentional, but good placement of the guitars in reference to their colors.

Weathered
by arron_christensen

Comment by fldave:
I really like this duotone version as my eyes are really drawn to the textures and wood grain, versus color and shadow of the original. Nice photo - nice axe. Classic Kalamazoo artistry.