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Great subject...first shot is the most interesting, but it needs more contrast with the background. I would suggest bumping the saturation to accentuate the sign. Also add a red filter to bring out the blue sky a bit...
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Thanks for the input...I should have mentioned it... but I was kind of going for a slightly desaturated look....I did try adding saturation to the sky but found that I didn't like how it looked. For now I'm gonna keep the saturation the way it is I did however update the photo and add a tiny bit of contrast to it.
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i also prefer the first one as it's less cluttered, but could definitely use a boost in contrast and saturation.
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My eye seems to like the second one better, the first one looks unbalanced to me.
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Nieton, Great photos. I personally like the first one and think the less saturation looks better on this. Its an old sign and I think the picture should fit. Too bright and vivid would contradict the image itself.
I tried a little editting and came up with this....
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I like them both, The first one seems a bit blurry and in botht the building could be straighten up a bit.
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i tried to straighten the buildings up but every time i do it the photo seems awkward because the sign if off on a different angle. Because I couldn't get it to look right I went with the sign on the vertical and allowed the building to be off. Any suggestions to making it look right?
Update:Ok I tried playing around with it in Photoshop....I updated the photo above and now it it a straighter building (compared to the horizon). What do you guys think now Last edited by Nieton21; 07-26-2007 at 11:14 PM. |
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