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Yellow Line

This is a discussion on Yellow Line within the Architecture & Man Made (cities, buildings, roads, objects & abstracts) forums, part of the Show your photo (Color) - Landscape & Nature (flowers, mountains, storms etc.) category; Nothing exciting, just wanted to do one of those winding road shots that everyone does...

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    Nothing exciting, just wanted to do one of those winding road shots that everyone does
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    Very crisp shot with a lot of depth, very nice. Although the line painter looks like he had a bit too much recreational drugs to keep the line in the centre, lol
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    I like the composition, very nice shot.
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    Nicely done! I'd work on it in more in post to bring up the colours and contrast to make it sing a bit, but it's a nice shot.

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    Love this. I always love these curvy road shots.

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    I might burn in the snow in the area of the arrow toward the top mid left...but aside from that, very nice shot.
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    Thank you for the comments and suggestions I increased the contrast and burned the snow a bit, and it's made quite a difference so thank you for that!

    I just really wanted to do one of these shots and this is the only one that's turned out well in the couple of weeks I've been trying.

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    Would you mind posting your redo? I think I am not alone in saying that we would love to see it!

    Love this shot... to me, it screams "inspirational poster"!!! Slap a little inspirational quote on say, a border, and there you go! Very nice and thanks for sharing!

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    Okay, here's the redo. Better? I think I might have burned in the snow too much?
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    i like the color boost!
    the snow looks good to me, but the wood railing lefthand side has a pretty mean glare to it....
    great shot! love the comp.

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