Dark Noises and Texture
Nov 30, 2013 22:59:05 #
Just My experiment with Noise and Texture...Feel free to CC!!! :thumbup:
Dark Noises and Texture
Nov 30, 2013 23:54:12 #
This is a really interesting image to me. The shiny red with the bit of white highlight, the textures of the flowers and the way they're lit, the whole composition - it's quite compelling! The only thing I'd change personally is to remove the hard edges of the area that goes from black to gray on the right-hand side, just make it smoother so my eye doesn't stop there and wonder what it is.
Dec 1, 2013 08:54:56 #
Even when texture wasn't part of the original subject, I find that it helps the eye (or brain) to interpret what is being looked at.
I suppose the ideal is to have real detail and do whatever it takes to bring out that detail, but more and more I'm seeing texture as an interesting enhancement (as long as it's not overdone, of course).
I suppose the ideal is to have real detail and do whatever it takes to bring out that detail, but more and more I'm seeing texture as an interesting enhancement (as long as it's not overdone, of course).
Dec 1, 2013 09:54:00 #
I am sorry but I do not know what this picture is about. Having grown up when we had to put up with grainy, constrasty images, I still do not find them pleasing. I do not know what the intent was here but the retro fad, uninformed technique or simply wanting to be different do not justify the quality of this print.
Dec 1, 2013 21:01:02 #
Linda From Maine wrote:
This is a really interesting image to me. The shiny red with the bit of white highlight, the textures of the flowers and the way they're lit, the whole composition - it's quite compelling! The only thing I'd change personally is to remove the hard edges of the area that goes from black to gray on the right-hand side, just make it smoother so my eye doesn't stop there and wonder what it is.
Much Thx Linda of Maine for your observation and CC. I too considered that, but I then noticed that after several looks at that area, mentally conming from black to light grey to black, again I noticed my attention immediately bounced back across the photo. So I chose to keep it...lol
Dec 1, 2013 21:28:46 #
abc1234 wrote:
I am sorry but I do not know what this picture is about. Having grown up when we had to put up with grainy, constrasty images, I still do not find them pleasing. I do not know what the intent was here but the retro fad, uninformed technique or simply wanting to be different do not justify the quality of this print.
I dont have all the answers either, but I do know that the longer I study and hang around this forum, the more I want to experience thinking outside the box....Much Thx R.G. :thumbup:
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