What do you think...
Aug 17, 2014 17:45:52 #
...about the esthetics of this shot? Also, can someone please remove the power lines from it for me?
Thank you, Andrew
Thank you, Andrew
Aug 17, 2014 17:49:32 #
I like the composition very much. Quite interesting to see the green wild area with a big city behind. Removing those power lines is going to be a lot of work :)
Aug 17, 2014 17:53:42 #
It's a nice shot Andrew but I'm not sure about that frame...for me it tends to wash the pic out to much... :thumbup:
Aug 17, 2014 18:31:06 #
Andrewrz01 wrote:
...about the esthetics of this shot? Also, can someone please remove the power lines from it for me?
Thank you, Andrew
Thank you, Andrew
How's this?
Aug 17, 2014 18:34:34 #
I like the composition, but to my eye, there's too much green. You could lower the saturation on the greens and maybe the yellows. I agree about removing the border. But that kind of thing is personal preference. If you like it, leave it.
Aug 17, 2014 18:35:07 #
That round building to the upper left looks like the apartment building my father in law lived in when he first moved to Tulsa in the early 70's. Much better with the power lines removed.
Walt
Walt
Aug 17, 2014 18:35:22 #
Andrewrz01 wrote:
...about the esthetics of this shot? Also, can someone please remove the power lines from it for me?
Thank you, Andrew
Thank you, Andrew
I'm working on the power lines, It might take some time to make it look decent.
Aug 17, 2014 18:36:27 #
I like the photograph but, since you asked, I would crop out the pool in the foreground and have the bottom line near the top of the grass. Hard to explain but just below where the dip is in the grass. As is the water looks like two ponds. By cropping the upper bigger water could be a lake or a river flowing by. Of course others will differ in their opinion and in the end it is you who must decide what looks good to you. I do agree the power lines must go.
Dennis
Dennis
Aug 17, 2014 18:38:50 #
Hi, Andrewz01
I have been a UHH for awhile now. I usually lurk around here and read the interesting chat/ posts.
I couldnt pass the challenge to remove the lines from your photo. So I gave it a fast whack with PSE11. I hope I didnt miss a line and here it is.
I have been a UHH for awhile now. I usually lurk around here and read the interesting chat/ posts.
I couldnt pass the challenge to remove the lines from your photo. So I gave it a fast whack with PSE11. I hope I didnt miss a line and here it is.
Aug 17, 2014 19:57:24 #
Andrewrz01 wrote:
...about the esthetics of this shot? Also, can someone please remove the power lines from it for me?
Thank you, Andrew
Thank you, Andrew
Here's mine
Aug 17, 2014 21:08:56 #
Linda From Maine wrote:
I like the composition very much. Quite interesting to see the green wild area with a big city behind. Removing those power lines is going to be a lot of work :)
Thank you Linda from Maine. It's a perspective do he Tulsa skyline from the Arkansas river bank. I don't have any PP software capable of performing this task otherwise, I would have done it myself.
Aug 17, 2014 21:10:22 #
SX2002 wrote:
It's a nice shot Andrew but I'm not sure about that frame...for me it tends to wash the pic out to much... :thumbup:
Thank you SX2002. It's a perspective do he Tulsa skyline from the Arkansas river bank. I'll take another look at it to see what I like better.
Aug 17, 2014 21:11:37 #
Shellback wrote:
How's this?
Thank you Shellback. Great job, I really appreciate it, sir
Aug 17, 2014 21:16:23 #
gym wrote:
I like the composition, but to my eye, there's too much green. You could lower the saturation on the greens and maybe the yellows. I agree about removing the border. But that kind of thing is personal preference. If you like it, leave it.
Thank you gym. It's a perspective do he Tulsa skyline from the Arkansas river bank. It is seldom when at this time of the year we would have any "green" anywhere in the city. This year has been amazingly mild and I wanted to emphasize that by making greens really pop. As to the boarder, I'll take another look...
Aug 17, 2014 21:16:54 #
Whuff wrote:
That round building to the upper left looks like the apartment building my father in law lived in when he first moved to Tulsa in the early 70's. Much better with the power lines removed.
Walt
Walt
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