Delicate Arch
Nov 28, 2018 13:49:18 #
This is my first post as a newbie to UHH. I welcome comments both positive AND negative. I hope you enjoy this image that was converted to B&W.
Nov 28, 2018 13:52:58 #
Very nice work and good technique in focusing the viewer's attention to that which you felt was important.
--Bob
--Bob
gilpog wrote:
This is my first post as a newbie to UHH. I welcome comments both positive AND negative. I hope you enjoy this image that was converted to B&W.
Nov 28, 2018 13:59:25 #
rmalarz wrote:
Very nice work and good technique in focusing the viewer's attention to that which you felt was important.
--Bob
--Bob
I totally agree. I would suggest that you check (Store original) when you upload images.
Nov 28, 2018 14:08:43 #
I have nothing negative to say. To me it is not a picture you look at just once. Well done!
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Nov 28, 2018 14:20:32 #
gilpog wrote:
Gil, Outstanding B&W image of Delicate Arch as your first post. Excellent tonal range and compositionThis is my first post as a newbie to UHH. I welcome comments both positive AND negative. I hope you enjoy this image that was converted to B&W.
Nov 28, 2018 19:34:59 #
gilpog wrote:
This is my first post as a newbie to UHH. I welcome comments both positive AND negative. I hope you enjoy this image that was converted to B&W.
Why??? If anything deserves to be photographed in color it's the red rock country of Utah. I see in color, you see in color, most people see in color. If you don't believe me, add a tiny splash of color to this photo. Your eye will be drawn to it instantaneously. It's like seeing a snake slithering toward you in the grass. It's an automatic response that your brain does before your body (eyes) is even aware of it.
Have you ever seen a black and white painting from a renaissance master? Of course not. JMHO. Your mileage may vary. Welcome to the forum.
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gilpog wrote:
This is my first post as a newbie to UHH. I welcome comments both positive AND negative. I hope you enjoy this image that was converted to B&W.
Well done. Glad that you kept the horizon true rather than tilting it for the Arch that I see in a lot is imagags. 👍🏻👍🏻
Nov 29, 2018 15:10:10 #
Excellent job! I think you have done a very fine job of capturing the subject.Thanks for sharing.
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