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11/14/2012 02:55:51 PM · #1 |
so... for this challenge, I'm assuming black and white or color is acceptable for high contrast?
what would you describe high contrast as? I've seen some different descriptions/ideas. but for the sake of this challenge, I'd like a general consensus.
and no... Im not asking for "high contrast is the opposite of low contrast" (to all the smart@$$es out there. :P) |
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11/14/2012 02:58:15 PM · #2 |
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11/14/2012 02:59:38 PM · #3 |
thanks. so its basically an anything goes challenge. in high contrast, of course.
Message edited by author 2012-11-14 14:59:48. |
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11/14/2012 03:00:50 PM · #4 |
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11/14/2012 03:20:06 PM · #5 |
Would you call this high contrast?
Message edited by author 2012-11-14 15:21:39.
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11/15/2012 04:31:33 PM · #6 |
| It's not a High Contrast challenge, it's a High Contast challenge. |
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11/15/2012 04:35:54 PM · #7 |
Originally posted by cloudsme:
It's not a High Contrast challenge, it's a High Contast challenge. |
Oh, your right! I guess we all have to decide for ourselves what "contast" is.
Message edited by author 2012-11-15 16:36:01.
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11/15/2012 05:44:25 PM · #8 |
ok, I have to ask...what is the difference between High Key and High Contrast? Don't throw the stones to hard now...
never mind...googled it...
Message edited by author 2012-11-15 17:45:56. |
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11/15/2012 05:55:29 PM · #9 |
Originally posted by cloudsme:
It's not a High Contrast challenge, it's a High Contast challenge. |
LOL, never noticed that, but look at the challenge description :
Use high contrast to create impact in your photograph. |
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11/15/2012 06:20:02 PM · #10 |
Do we have to be in colorado to do this challenge
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11/15/2012 06:29:04 PM · #11 |
Originally posted by cowboy221977:
Do we have to be in colorado to do this challenge |
Finally, an advantage for our always high contrast light. It's the thin, clean, dry air. |
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11/16/2012 10:56:23 AM · #12 |
Originally posted by Denielle:
thanks. so its basically an anything goes challenge. in high contrast, of course. |
Yea its a bit like a free study but the same. |
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11/16/2012 11:07:46 AM · #13 |
When I think of an image that used high contrast to add impact I think of this excellent image of  Paul's:
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11/16/2012 11:12:45 AM · #14 |
Can I enter this one again?
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11/16/2012 11:45:23 AM · #15 |
what is so offensive with the blue ribbon that its hidden? |
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11/16/2012 11:46:57 AM · #16 |
Originally posted by mike_311:
what is so offensive with the blue ribbon that its hidden? |
huh? |
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11/17/2012 05:55:12 PM · #17 |
| Huh, for some reason it's in the Nude gallery. |
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11/17/2012 06:32:24 PM · #18 |
| There are a handful of people who have gotten to a place where they aren't as impressed or taken with their past work. And since you can not remove challenge entries, you can make the choice to hide them by marking them nude. This way the work they don't desire to show isn't visible (or at least readily visible). I believe ubique did this as well and I think there are a couple of others. Pointandshoot maybe? |
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11/19/2012 05:31:20 PM · #19 |
Gut feel but my guess is that the majority will see this as Black and White High Key challenge
Personally I see colour contrast and black and white as equally valid entries. |
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11/19/2012 06:34:53 PM · #20 |
Originally posted by HarveyG:
Gut feel but my guess is that the majority will see this as Black and White High Key challenge
Personally I see colour contrast and black and white as equally valid entries. |
+1 I totally agree. |
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