with the polarization filter of PS. I was just playing around and find the colours fascinating.
What are you saying?
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with the polarization filter of PS. I was just playing around and find the colours fascinating.
What are you saying?
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COWARD- hey, it's the critiques thread. I put the picture into it on purpose
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Well then ...
Give me a sec to look again ...
Ok ... here's MY thoughts ... when a photo gets processed to the point where I think it's no longer a photo, it becomes an image to me. I therefore don't look at it as a photo any longer.
This one is bright and has some interesting blends of colour and I like the bridge that seems less affected by the processing but overall this doesn't appeal to me much at all.
However, I'm a person that seems to appreciate art that reflects realism more than abstract. Someone else may look at this and love it right off.
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Not my thing MM...sorry.
I think it's a bit too harsh.
But great on you for having fun and experimenting!
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It's interesting to me but I no longer consider it to be a photograph. I like the shot though, it's pleasing to my eye.
To improve this image - if it were mine, I'd treat the processing part the same way as a regular photograph. The whole bottom 3rd could be burned in 20-25% imo. The bright tree at mid-top left should also be burned in maybe 50%. These over-bright areas are distractions for me. Hope that helps - Marko
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I absolutely applaud your vision with this image MionMoin!!
I wonder though, if this image portrays what's was in your 'mind's eye'?
I like the composition and the colours have great potential, but to me the overall brightness/white-washing of the image seems to really, really 'overshadow' those key things??
As always, just myand very skewed perspective....
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beautiful pastel colors. also the image looks like a negative and a positive at the same time..
I like it but I am knowing for going over the top on processing *LOL*I can see it on a mystery novel.
I would like to see a little more density![]()
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Printed like a painting, stretched to 16x20 on canvas, i think this would really work! The black signs are harsh and distracting though. I really like it.
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