Luminous Landscape Forum
The Art of Photography => User Critiques => Topic started by: armand on March 26, 2011, 08:07:09 pm
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from my Everglades/Tampa shots.
PS. Just in case there will be questions I didn't touch the color (no vibrance or saturation)
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It's kind of eerie. I like it.
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from my Everglades/Tampa shots.
PS. Just in case there will be questions I didn't touch the color (no vibrance or saturation)
I like it, too.
Jeremy
PS: I really wish you'd get rid of the animation you use for an avatar. I do appreciate the reference to Sisyphus but I find the movement very distracting.
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PS: I really wish you'd get rid of the animation you use for an avatar. I do appreciate the reference to Sisyphus but I find the movement very distracting.
Happy now? ;D I'm usually far less amenable to critique (especially as I'm using this avatar on a different forum for 8 years) but I realize that this is a photography forum and it can be distracting.
I have few other versions of this shot, as initially I was aiming for ghosts only on the beach, but this appeals to me more than the others. Here is an example of the other versions.
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Happy now? ;D I'm usually far less amenable to critique (especially as I'm using this avatar on a different forum for 8 years) but I realize that this is a photography forum and it can be distracting.
I have few other versions of this shot, as initially I was aiming for ghosts only on the beach, but this appeals to me more than the others. Here is an example of the other versions.
Thank you, Sir!
I prefer the first one. The problem with making the ghosts too faint is that they look messy rather than intentional.
Jeremy
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Yes, I also prefer the first one. As I said although I was looking for the second version the camera display was good enough to convince me otherwise, so I started to hunt for groups that were taking their time on the beach and not just walking. Most of them had a photographer in the group that was moving the least, as in the first shot that I posted.
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I like the first one. It’s one of the few shots here recently that shows some imagination as part of the composition. The colors are great, too.