Luminous Landscape Forum
The Art of Photography => User Critiques => Topic started by: marton on November 20, 2016, 07:45:47 pm
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(https://c6.staticflickr.com/6/5835/30682093405_4e28a0cd48_o.jpg)
(https://c6.staticflickr.com/6/5665/30682084725_e2027522e8_o.jpg)
(https://c6.staticflickr.com/6/5754/30048337893_5f1176e30f_o.jpg)
Salt lake in central Victoria, Australia. Converted Fuji X-T1
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I like the last one a lot. It's kind of enigmatic with great shapes. It lets the imagination do its work with many possible interpretation.
Well seen.
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The last on is my favorite, too.
I would be tempted to increase the contrast a bit, or lighten up the light areas, as the image looks as if it wants a little more punch.
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I like the second one. I am a sucker for the abandoned, neglected and derelict.
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On my calibrated NEC monitor, I see nothing brighter than a middle gray in any of these. Is it my viewing end that has a problem, or are there no high values in these images? I easily see high values and whites in other images that are posted here.
Brad
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They look low key on my laptop but not unusually so.
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On my calibrated NEC monitor, I see nothing brighter than a middle gray in any of these. Is it my viewing end that has a problem, or are there no high values in these images? I easily see high values and whites in other images that are posted here.
Brad
Don't know what to say. Looks fine on mine.
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I like the second one. I am a sucker for the abandoned, neglected and derelict.
Thanks. My favourite as well for those reasons.
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The last on is my favorite, too.
I would be tempted to increase the contrast a bit, or lighten up the light areas, as the image looks as if it wants a little more punch.
I might give that a shot