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Color or monochrom ?
May 14, 2013 14:42:44 #
Thank you. I have already removed the border.
Bmac wrote:
I prefer the color image, minus the border. Nice composition. 8-)
May 14, 2013 15:04:32 #
GHK wrote:
I think the mono, but not by much; it has more detail in some areas and the petals look much more delicate.
I have judged the photos themselves ann taken the border into account - I find the yellow border very distracting; it draws attention to itself and away from what really matters.
GHK
I have judged the photos themselves ann taken the border into account - I find the yellow border very distracting; it draws attention to itself and away from what really matters.
GHK
Sorry; I mean't to write, "and not taken the border into account".
May 14, 2013 15:11:12 #
MMC wrote:
Thanks for looking and your opinion. Next attachment for you.
Now the flower takes on more importance.
Don't get me wrong though; I nearly always put a border round my print images, but try to make one that complements the image.
GHK
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May 14, 2013 15:17:41 #
GHK wrote:
Now the flower takes on more importance.
Don't get me wrong though; I nearly always put a border round my print images, but try to make one that complements the image.
GHK
Don't get me wrong though; I nearly always put a border round my print images, but try to make one that complements the image.
GHK
I don't get it. That border looked perfect to me. It was simple and elegant. I thought it complimented the flower perfectly on the monochrome shot. I am curious what type of border are you thinking of?
May 14, 2013 16:27:06 #
Bmac wrote:
I prefer the color image, minus the border. Nice composition.
MMC wrote:
Thank you. I have already removed the border.
Looks good, that's my choice. :thumbup:
May 14, 2013 16:30:07 #
Nightski wrote:
I don't get it. That border looked perfect to me.
Nothing to get Ms Nightski, folks just see things differently at times, it doesn't mean one way is definitely right or wrong. :wink:
May 14, 2013 16:33:23 #
No worse, only one slightly better, for my preference thats 2. Good duo MMC
MMC wrote:
I do not know which one is better or worse. What is your opinion ?
May 14, 2013 16:35:20 #
Thank you for looking and your opinion.
GWR100 wrote:
No worse, only one slightly better, for my preference thats 2. Good duo MMC
May 14, 2013 16:37:05 #
I am glad that I satisfied your taste.
Bmac wrote:
Looks good, that's my choice. :thumbup:
May 14, 2013 16:53:41 #
Nightski wrote:
I don't get it. That border looked perfect to me. It was simple and elegant. I thought it complimented the flower perfectly on the monochrome shot. I am curious what type of border are you thinking of?
The mono was OK; it was the colour one whichI found distracting.
The border colours are often sampled from the image using the Eyedropper. There are, in fact, three borders, two dark, one light; the inner one is very narrow, only one or two pixels wide (depending on the print size); it is barely noticeable, but it does make a difference
May 14, 2013 18:15:38 #
MMC wrote:
I am glad that I satisfied your taste.
Haha......well, thanks, but my choice is secondary, yours is primary. :D
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May 14, 2013 18:32:09 #
Is it a rule or law ? BTW the color of inner part in my frame the same as color of petals, I used the eye dropper.
GHK wrote:
The mono was OK; it was the colour one whichI found distracting.
The border colours are often sampled from the image using the Eyedropper. There are, in fact, three borders, two dark, one light; the inner one is very narrow, only one or two pixels wide (depending on the print size); it is barely noticeable, but it does make a difference
The border colours are often sampled from the image using the Eyedropper. There are, in fact, three borders, two dark, one light; the inner one is very narrow, only one or two pixels wide (depending on the print size); it is barely noticeable, but it does make a difference
May 14, 2013 18:36:58 #
May 14, 2013 18:40:27 #
Thanks for looking and your choice.
rlaugh wrote:
Definately like the monochrome better!
May 15, 2013 02:16:42 #
Its an interesting subject, the adding of borders MMC. Do you remember the Dark Room Days, when you had a print in your hand and then decided how to MOUNT it. Some pictures lent themselves to board mounting, then a small pencil line drawn round and some to double board mounting to create a bevel.Its interesting how people see it now days with digital. I guess it is as always a matter of personal choice?
MMC wrote:
Is it a rule or law ? BTW the color of inner part in my frame the same as color of petals, I used the eye dropper.
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