Help me on the photos of which one is the most usable. All comments welcomed.
I'm with northmaple, the first one is quite nice.
--Bob
dgrim23 wrote:
Help me on the photos of which one is the most usable. All comments welcomed.
I'm a little bothered by the object (clock?) cut in half on the wall in the first one, left side. But then, what do I know.
I love image 2 and 3! Interesting subject.
#2, but up your red spectrum a touch.
#3, add a touch more contrast.
I agree that the clock in #1 is distracting.
#1 is more dramatic. #2 is just another color image. I agree with Joe Blow, you should clone out the clock in #1.
#1 is more dramatic. #2 is just another color image. I agree with Joe Blow (that's the second time today), you should clone out the clock in #1.
northmaple wrote:
First one, in B/W
First one in Black and White. Great Tonal Range.
Usable for what purpose? House showing, #2. Wall hanging art work, #3. Agree with comments on #1. All said and done, great shots!
Depends on what effect you're striving for. The first one is very moody, #2 would be great as an advertisement, and #3 is a modern looking B&W - all are quite nice.
dgrim23 wrote:
Help me on the photos of which one is the most usable. All comments welcomed.
I like 1 the most, it shows the grain of the wood and highlights the attractive railings more.
I love #1...has nice detail.
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