Godfrey DiGiorgi wrote:
Some of the problem is certainly there. PLEASE please please, always
convert JPEG versions to sRGB and embed the sRGB profile you are using
in the process. Without that, there's no way to predict what the image
will look like on someone else's system and screen.
What I see in your photos comes down to excellent composition but poor
quality rendering. The foregrounds appear muddy with poorly
differentiated tonal values and apparent lack of sharpness. Adjusting
the black point and revising the curves as I did helps bring them up to
a better point, within the limits of a crude editing system and the
capabilities of a low-rez JPEG original.
Godfrey
Even embedding sRGB won't necessarily do much. Safari is the only
browser to respect profiles.
-Ada,
