Luminous Landscape Forum
The Art of Photography => Street Showcase => Topic started by: chez on March 14, 2020, 08:23:16 pm
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Nothing like a well used stogie ( doesn't even have to be lit ) and a nice warm day to just stop and ponder what life's all about.
As per suggestion removed the bright spot.
Kept the framing as I don't just scotch tape my photos to my walls...I frame them, just like when displaying on the net.
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Excellent portrait, very expressive presentation.
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Excellent portrait, very expressive presentation.
Agreed. Could you darken that bright spot behind his neck, please?
Jeremy
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Agreed. Could you darken that bright spot behind his neck, please?
Jeremy
If he does, he ruins separation.
Rob
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I don't do critique, but if I did I'd agree with Jeremy and tone down the bright spot. I'd also say lose the God-awful frames. But what do I know, I don't do critique.
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I don't do critique either but I agree with Keith. 8)
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If he does, he ruins separation.
I wasn't suggesting removing it, Rob; just darkening it a little. At present, it's by far the brightest thing in the image, so it draws the eye. It's particularly noticeable in the thumbnail.
Jeremy
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Wow. These remarks are supposed to encourage people to post their images? I don't know, but I rather enjoy the images.
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I think that's even better.
Jeremy
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+1
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I think that's even better.
Jeremy
So I guess it's now OK for me to say that the bright area in front of his face and next to his forehead is distracting? I don't think so. As Rob C noticed before, that would completely kill separation.
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So I guess it's now OK for me to say that the bright area in front of his face and next to his forehead is distracting? I don't think so. As Rob C noticed before, that would completely kill separation.
If it's OK now, it was OK before; but it's not OK if you don't think it is, no. What point are you trying to make?
Jeremy
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What point are you trying to make?
Jeremy
Rob C's point about the separation and how removing the highlight areas kills the shot.