Luminous Landscape Forum
The Art of Photography => User Critiques => Topic started by: Damon Lynch on May 06, 2017, 03:14:40 pm
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Hi all,
I'm after some specific feedback -- is the contrast and saturation on this image too much? It's going to end up as a print on Canon semi-gloss paper. Also, let me know if you find it a little dark. I would like the image to convey the fact that dusk was at hand, but then again if a print is too dark it's too dark!
Almost forgot to mention the location - Yamchun Fort, Wakhan Corridor. The Panj River, running in the valley below, serves as the border between Tajikistan and Afghanistan (the mountains in the distance are in Afghanistan).
Thanks.
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On my monitor it looks very nice as is. If anything, you might make it a very little bit darker to convey the coming of dusk.
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:D
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Looks very nice. I'll have to give you my shipping address... ;)
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Damon - I think it could go a bit darker - but I find the sky saturation and hues a bit distracting and intense. Maybe shift that cyan to red a bit? An aside, I'm not sure if this image and its elements will really convey the "sense of dusk"...maybe if the hilltop in foreground had a slight bit of color added to it...such as something from a dusk palette (pink/orange)...as it is it's bright/wan and again doesn't support objective. /B
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Right, Damon. Don't go out and shoot anything else. Stay home and dork around with this instead.
Fuggidaboudit! It's fine just as it is. Move on.
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I agree about darkening it but otherwise a fine image. Hue and saturation is YOUR choice and imo shouldn't be changed.
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I like it as it is… the print is gorgeous!