Posts for: alberth2012
Aug 1, 2012 08:45:55 #
Hi Timarron,
I will put forward my first step as a commentator here. I do agree completely with "regular" Harvey. I like the photo #1. And I like the illustration #2. Both are beautiful on their own right, and category.
I will put forward my first step as a commentator here. I do agree completely with "regular" Harvey. I like the photo #1. And I like the illustration #2. Both are beautiful on their own right, and category.
Jul 30, 2012 14:41:44 #
What I learned from you during the last few days.
Lets see how I'll end this day...
Hmmmm... What the heck am I doing here?
Jul 30, 2012 14:33:53 #
Whao! Not very good? I envy you!:thumbup:
Love the pics. Show us more...
Love the pics. Show us more...
Jul 30, 2012 12:30:29 #
Thank you all guys, I cannot begin to tell you how much you all have taught me with your comments and insights.
Thank you again
Thank you again
Jul 29, 2012 09:44:07 #
Thank you all for your warm welcome and your comments.
Best regards,
AlbertH
Best regards,
AlbertH
Jul 28, 2012 17:13:40 #
Ha! This is more than what I bargained for... and I appreciate it more than I can say! :D
Regards,
:-D
Regards,
:-D
Jul 28, 2012 14:38:58 #
Thanks rpavich,
As I said above, those people on an empty street stroke me for their sad appearance, and my question was precisely because I was not sure I conveyed my feelings with that picture. I cropped it tighter as you suggested, you can see above the result.
Now that you so well put me in the spot, I think to recognize a lack of sharpness, or contrast?
Thanks again!
As I said above, those people on an empty street stroke me for their sad appearance, and my question was precisely because I was not sure I conveyed my feelings with that picture. I cropped it tighter as you suggested, you can see above the result.
Now that you so well put me in the spot, I think to recognize a lack of sharpness, or contrast?
Thanks again!
Jul 28, 2012 14:30:34 #
Thank you Dunatic
Got you! It seems that most everybody concurs on the needs for cropping. Here I did just that, and somehow, the impression changed a bit--for me at least. She now appears more defiant (or even protective of her kid) than sad, which was not my feeling at that moment.
This is showing me the power of "framing"/"cropping" an image.
Thanks again.
Got you! It seems that most everybody concurs on the needs for cropping. Here I did just that, and somehow, the impression changed a bit--for me at least. She now appears more defiant (or even protective of her kid) than sad, which was not my feeling at that moment.
This is showing me the power of "framing"/"cropping" an image.
Thanks again.
Jul 28, 2012 14:19:25 #
Thanks docrob,
Sure: on a Sunday morning in Granada, Guatemala, I came across this sad, but determined, looking woman, next to his companion in a seemingly praying pose.
Do you share?
Sure: on a Sunday morning in Granada, Guatemala, I came across this sad, but determined, looking woman, next to his companion in a seemingly praying pose.
Do you share?
Jul 28, 2012 14:04:16 #
Thank you Leicaflex,
That is exactly how I felt in encountering them on a walk in Granada, Guatemala. I think cropping it will lose a bit that sense of loneliness, Don't you?
Thanks again.
That is exactly how I felt in encountering them on a walk in Granada, Guatemala. I think cropping it will lose a bit that sense of loneliness, Don't you?
Thanks again.
Jul 28, 2012 10:09:46 #
Is is possible to comment on two different levels? One, the technical; the other, the emotional?
Thanks guys,
Thanks guys,
Jul 28, 2012 10:05:53 #
Hello from Northern Virginia,
Old to the world, new in Ugly Hedgehog. Looking forward to learn and improve.
Please nurture me with your comments.
Old to the world, new in Ugly Hedgehog. Looking forward to learn and improve.
Please nurture me with your comments.
Hope of a Maya (Guatemala)
