After reading your comments I checked the pic again, and you're right,
there was a bit too much cyan and blue in the shaded area of the street and
sidewalk. I reduced those to good effect. I've not gotten around to
working with the areas you feel need to be lightened. Everything looks
pretty goo
On Jun 29, 2006, at 10:44 PM, Shel Belinkoff wrote:
> I've made some changes to the original version of this photo,
> although I've
> not yet decided if I want to change the crop. I've tried various
> suggestions, but still haven't found one I like better than this one.
>
> I put a link at the
Shel,
Missed your orig post.
I believe I prefer the second. Margenially brighter, especially in the
sky. Power lines virtually gone.
I personally think the scale of the children in the setting is a major
reason it works so well. Even sought the comfort of some shade.
Jack
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In a message dated 6/29/2006 11:00:15 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I put a link at the bottom of both pics so you can click between the two
for easy comparison. This one is closer to my original vision, and was
made when I wasn't tired and more of a mind to take my time wit
I like the new one a little better. It doesn't seem quite as
contrasty, but provides a little more detail. Looking at the crop
issue, I'm thinking it is about right where it is. Any more and you
start to create a different picture. This shot really grows on you.
I find I'm liking it more and mo
I've made some changes to the original version of this photo, although I've
not yet decided if I want to change the crop. I've tried various
suggestions, but still haven't found one I like better than this one.
I put a link at the bottom of both pics so you can click between the two
for easy comp
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