Brian - I missed the first showing of these
(I get involved in things, and while I don't unsub I have a procedure 
when I'm too far behind - I delete everything
that was posted before the last 2 days when I feel I have a bit of time 
- or don't, but take it anyway)  

I like the less saturation of the car but the higher saturation of the 
sky.... and I like the BW...  and I quite believe
you didn't nudge, having spent a lot of time shooting in the desert. 
 But getting it as close as you can to what you
remember has to be your priority.  I bet it will make a stunning print..

ann


Brian Walters wrote:

>Thanks for all of the comments and suggestions on this image.
>
>Most comments thought that the colours in the image were over-saturated.  The 
>colours *are* strong, but that's due to the rusty tones and the very warm, 
>late afternoon light.  I'm not adverse to nudging the saturation from time to 
>time but this image didn't receive any extra.  Of course the image might 
>benefit from a slightly less saturated rendering so the link below has a 
>version with a 10% reduction (and I took a bit of blue out of the sky as 
>well).  I have to say I still prefer the original which is more like I 
>remember the scene, and which is also shown for comparison:
>
>http://members.westnet.com.au/brianwal/Abandoned/index.html
>
>Also on this page is a black and white rendering - something suggested by Dave 
>Brooks.  It seems to have possibilities but I haven't nailed it yet and I'm 
>not sure exactly where to go with it.
>
>The distracting background was also mentioned.  It was difficult to get the 
>right angle with this image.  There was a road sign and an old shack that I 
>was trying to conceal. There was also a large, hyperactive hound behind a not 
>very substantial fence about 50 metres away so, bugger the background, I was a 
>bit distracted as well...  :-)>
>
>
>Cheers
>
>Brian
>
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