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 07/24/2010 05:06:59 AM · #1
Hi All,

would love your opinion on my image

all feedback much appreciated.



is the b&w a good conversion?

thanks

Tony

Message edited by author 2010-07-24 05:07:31.
 07/24/2010 05:18:03 AM · #2
Good! I like! One thing I would try, crop in on the right and left so there is not as much empty space, sharpen it up in photoshop, and that could be a ribbon winner! :D
 07/24/2010 05:28:51 AM · #3
thanks for the post jack - much appreciated....

weird this is - I did sharpen

check it out on flickr

//www.flickr.com/photos/tonyuk2/4823417816/

does the upload process here affect the image ?

07/24/2010 06:07:54 AM · #4
Excelent shot, well done! A tighter crop may help and maybe the eyes need sharpening more.

Edit to add: I asked the question before about image quality on this site and was told that it is optimised for 800 max, over that the image quality will degrade a little.



Message edited by author 2010-07-24 06:12:46.
 07/24/2010 06:26:49 AM · #5
Link Try this... it's easier.

Ray
 07/24/2010 06:32:05 AM · #6
Young owls always look wonderful - my only issue here is the crop - a little to central, and a little too much background so he is just sitting in his enclosure.

If you brought it in tighter and moved him off centre it would throw more attnetion on the main subject.
 07/24/2010 03:20:21 PM · #7
First of all you need to fix the link, second of all, the photo on Flickr looks WAY sharper, and would probably get an 8 from me. I still stand my my point though that the empty space to the left and right is unneeded unless you're going to put something else in the photo.

Originally posted by Jedusi:
Young owls always look wonderful - my only issue here is the crop - a little to central, and a little too much background so he is just sitting in his enclosure.


I agree 100%, the crop is a problem, and you will get voted WAY down for it. If you like it, that's great, just don't expect to get high votes.

Message edited by author 2010-07-24 15:22:29.
 07/24/2010 03:53:32 PM · #8
Originally posted by Sevlow:
I asked the question before about image quality on this site and was told that it is optimised for 800 max, over that the image quality will degrade a little.

Yes. What this means is that the image "container" is set to 800x800. If your image is larger than that, the image will be "squished" in to that space, and depending on the browser you use, it can look horrible (looking at YOU, IE users...). If you do upload an image larger than 800 on either side (or both, for that matter), there will be a link on the image page to "View full-sized image", where it will break free of the page constraints.

Hope that helps.
 07/24/2010 05:05:53 PM · #9
Originally posted by ApertureJack:
First of all you need to fix the link,


Look up Jackie...look way up ... and you will notice that at 6:26AM the link was fixed. :O)

Ray
 07/24/2010 05:54:14 PM · #10
oops, sorry.
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