Luminous Landscape Forum
The Art of Photography => User Critiques => Topic started by: button on September 12, 2008, 01:50:25 am
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(http://i38.tinypic.com/2dkloi9.jpg)
Enjoy!
John
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I bet a nice toned B&W would really make it pop. The yellow leaves draw away form the image IMO.
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I bet a nice toned B&W would really make it pop. The yellow leaves draw away form the image IMO.
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Thanks for the comment.
John
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Sure, a B&W version would make a great image, but these colors are also very interesting although the barn is either too dark or too big and that makes a big black zone which is a little distracting IMO. Maybe this wouldn't hurt in the B&W version.
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Sure, a B&W version would make a great image, but these colors are also very interesting although the barn is either too dark or too big and that makes a big black zone which is a little distracting IMO.
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Agreed. I made the barn dark on purpose initially, but I really feel the unbalance now. Here is an alternative version, bracketed and combined, from a different angle:
(http://i36.tinypic.com/rm76u8.jpg)
I wish I had bracketed the first shot, because there's just too much noise in the shadows to make the barn look good. I like the way the branches protrude through the smoke in the original. I suppose some free transformation gymnastics could combine the best elements of each.
John
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The color of the barn in the 2nd definitely adds to the shot and works much better with the leaves.
The crop of the 2nd isn't very good though - try cropping in from the left a lot more.
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The crop of the 2nd isn't very good though - try cropping in from the left a lot more.
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Let's try this:
(http://i36.tinypic.com/t0n6lg.jpg)
Much better, I think. I still miss the branches in the original, though. I'll have to go back and get more shots, if the barn is still firing.
John
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Very cool.