Posted by Robert Helms on February 3, 2008 at 1:03 AM
I figured I'd post a couple more images before giving ya's a break before it seems like I'm taking over the forum
There are a couple fences close to home that I frequent a lot when I'm just looking for something to record an image of. Some work and some do not. I have many, but we'll start with these two, which happen to not be my personal favs, but I think they're decent.
I sized these on my desktop pc, which is calibrated, but I'm posting them from my laptop and they look horrible on it's display. We are all aware that laptops aren't the best means for viewing images, but I can't help to wonder what the general public thinks when viewing images. Most of the people that I know use a laptop to browse the net, and I'm going to assume that their impressions of most images that they view isn't good
Have a great weekend!
Posted by Robert Helms on February 3, 2008 at 1:07 AM
I quickly cloned my name out of this image in the lower left in case you notice something that doesn't appear correct. I made no attempt to cover it up well. This image was already sized and just resized to NPN standards and my name remove. The opposite side of this fence is used to hold cattle in. I hadn't planned on photographing it until I seen the fog then what the heck I gave it a try
Posted by Susie Hopkins on February 4, 2008 at 7:13 AM
I definitely like the second one.. Those neat gradient colors and the diagonal comp.. The midline in the first shot is puzzling to me.. I know there is a reflection or something there but the details aren't coming thru..
Posted by Toni Lankerd on February 6, 2008 at 6:34 PM
My choice would be the second one, Robert. The overall composition and the fog are very nice, but I'm not sure about the first one.
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3 repliesThere are a couple fences close to home that I frequent a lot when I'm just looking for something to record an image of. Some work and some do not. I have many, but we'll start with these two, which happen to not be my personal favs, but I think they're decent.
I sized these on my desktop pc, which is calibrated, but I'm posting them from my laptop and they look horrible on it's display. We are all aware that laptops aren't the best means for viewing images, but I can't help to wonder what the general public thinks when viewing images. Most of the people that I know use a laptop to browse the net, and I'm going to assume that their impressions of most images that they view isn't good
Have a great weekend!