Luminous Landscape Forum
The Art of Photography => User Critiques => Topic started by: Todd Suttles on July 27, 2021, 06:16:28 pm
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I'm ready, go ahead, C&C...
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I find it intriguing and evocative.
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It has a certain film noire mood. I like it.
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Ok, I will let it simmer for a while then. Thank you.
-appreciate, -/t
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I think you have added a vignette. That certainly helps the scene come alive. It makes it appear as though you captured light in one area through a forest. It also has a natural quality which is refreshing. Despite that I would say the background limbs (crisscrossing) are distracting. The white-out area immediately to the left of the main left trunk (next to the flowers) should be toned down (but remain light) so that the leaves can continue to stand out, as they really add to the natural scene. But Eric is right IMO, to say the image has an evocative quality.
JR
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I think you have added a vignette. That certainly helps the scene come alive. It makes it appear as though you captured light in one area through a forest. It also has a natural quality which is refreshing. Despite that I would say the background limbs (crisscrossing) are distracting. The white-out area immediately to the left of the main left trunk (next to the flowers) should be toned down (but remain light) so that the leaves can continue to stand out, as they really add to the natural scene. But Eric is right IMO, to say the image has an evocative quality.
JR
Thank you for breaking it down for me John. Since I posted it here originally, I had already:"white-out area immediately to the left of the main left trunk (next to the flowers) should be toned down". I appreciate you taking the time to give me your expertise. -/t
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Current Incarnation
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Much better now.
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Much better now.
Yes.
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Thank you, John and Eric, for the help.