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11/17/2003 09:26:25 AM · #1 |
What do you think?
It's an out take from the shoot that produced:
I have a LOT of shots from before DPC or during my early weeks as a DPC addict that I need to go through and start to PS like I know what I'm doing ;-) so look for some more shots soon!
EDIT: LOL, guess I should put the thumb link to the shot I really wanted ya to see, huh?
Message edited by author 2003-11-17 09:29:03.
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11/17/2003 09:50:09 AM · #2 |
| I see the second picture as a print rather than the top one - I can't explain why really, its like its too busy or something. |
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11/17/2003 05:25:38 PM · #3 |
| I personally like the top shot better than the bottom one. (Just as a picture, not in relation to the challenge.) Whether its "worthy" of being a print - I guess it would be a personal choice. I might consider it if it were mine. |
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11/17/2003 05:43:42 PM · #4 |
What you print and hang in your house is what YOU like! Not what we like.
Some technical comments: I think part of the problem is color: A shot like this to the sky looks better with a blue sky. The colors of the rock are very pinkish--I don't know if that is how it is, or an artifact of the exposure/camera.
The photo has a dramatic composition, but the rock itself, while having a nice texture, is not very dramatic, it's very square.
Again, it's what you (and your family) like that's important. The comments are just feedback for your continued shooting.
Regards--Neil |
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11/17/2003 06:00:22 PM · #5 |
Originally posted by nshapiro:
What you print and hang in your house is what YOU like! Not what we like.
Some technical comments: I think part of the problem is color: A shot like this to the sky looks better with a blue sky. The colors of the rock are very pinkish--I don't know if that is how it is, or an artifact of the exposure/camera.
The photo has a dramatic composition, but the rock itself, while having a nice texture, is not very dramatic, it's very square.
Again, it's what you (and your family) like that's important. The comments are just feedback for your continued shooting.
Regards--Neil |
I was kind of aiming at whether or not people think it would sell on DPCPrints...
I might have to play with it a little more in Photoshop...I don't see a pinkish hue but then again, that is the region where my color blindness kicks in.
And as always, thank you for your comments and feed back!!!
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11/17/2003 11:18:41 PM · #6 |
I too see the pink hue in the top photo. I saw it before I read the post about it. I see it on the tree trunk though, in the areas meant to be white. That's an easy tint fix though...the greens are very nice, however.
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11/18/2003 07:49:59 AM · #7 |
| I see the pink hue as well in the top photo. My opinion would be the second shot as a print over the first one. |
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