Posted by Thomas Biggs on January 24, 2007 at 5:06 PM
This is one I recently posted in ES&S. Thought I'd post the slightly re-worked one here as well. Several pointed out that the image was a tad bit warm, does this one work better?
Thomas, it is cooler - but I still think it is warm. Its your interpretation though, Thomas. Its neither right nor wrong. Tremendous image either way.
Posted by Nick Moore on January 24, 2007 at 8:59 PM
Very strong composition and excellent colours throughout - perhaps a touch too warm still IMO, but it is a personal choice as Richard said!.
Posted by Thomas Biggs on January 24, 2007 at 9:30 PM
Thanks guys! I'll go back and look at this one again and see if I can get it straightened out
Posted by Leann Greene on January 24, 2007 at 9:43 PM
I'd be interested in how much you change it. I like it alot but maybe a little bit of strength in the greens is what my perception wants to see . I am definitely partial to leaving warmth in myself. This is very plush feeling
Posted by John Zinn on January 25, 2007 at 10:37 AM
Looks better Thomas. The water looks a lot crisper which makes the whole shot pop.
The darker pools in the water and wet parts of the rock still look a bit brown, more like a tannin rich stream. I would mask the bottom and pull some yellow and a touch of red out of the shadows.
This should help the moss to look a bit greener and the rocks closer to gray.
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7 repliesThe darker pools in the water and wet parts of the rock still look a bit brown, more like a tannin rich stream. I would mask the bottom and pull some yellow and a touch of red out of the shadows.
This should help the moss to look a bit greener and the rocks closer to gray.