Comparing this to the one you have next to it on the forum...I really like this one. I guess it's a falsehood that rule about having your subject entering the frame rather than leaving it. Good, good stuff!
Neiman was much more splattery, but still, the likening of this to his art is spot on.
[quote=trevytrev] These have such a painterly effect, awesome job! They both remind me of Leroy Neiman paintings
My brother had a bunch of Leroy Neiman pictures up in his room when we were growing up. That is exactly who I thought of when I processed these. I remember the Steve Garvey poster like it was yesterday.
These have such a painterly effect, awesome job! They both remind me of Leroy Neiman paintings
My brother had a bunch of Leroy Neiman pictures up in his room when we were growing up. That is exactly who I thought of when I processed these. I remember the Steve Garvey image like it was yesterday.
These are way cool! Almost as though the riders are suspended in time and space, and very colorful time and space at that! I like how this one has ribboned his motorcycle.
It is from a fair, the grandstands, streamers, balloons, large colorful signs, all blurred nicely when I panned the image. Of course, I did boost the saturation level too. I'll post the original.
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