Trying Again--Freedom Tower Post
Nov 6, 2014 15:25:49 #
abbey4049
Loc: West Palm Beach, Florida
Hi Jim, anytime. I've been an art director/photographer for over 50 years and editing photos my whole career.
Nov 6, 2014 16:09:10 #
jjbrenner
Loc: San Angelo, TX
abbey4049 wrote:
Hi Jim, anytime. I've been an art director/photographer for over 50 years and editing photos my whole career.
Abby, I'll look forward to your help in the future. I am very (relatively speaking) new to this photography business, only getting serious now that I've retired. I plan to lean heavily on the expertise of Hoggers like you to bring me along. Jim
Nov 6, 2014 19:42:13 #
jjbrenner wrote:
Fawlty 128--I appreciate your perspective on the images. Also, feel free to crop--I look forward to seeing it.
I tried a vertical crop as I found the poles on the right side of the image a bit distracting.
I must admit however that I really like Jim's (Abbey4049) crop and lighting adjustments, it makes the image work as a real cityscape. Excellent job Jim.
Nov 6, 2014 22:33:08 #
jjbrenner
Loc: San Angelo, TX
fawlty128 wrote:
I tried a vertical crop as I found the poles on the right side of the image a bit distracting.
I must admit however that I really like Jim's (Abbey4049) crop and lighting adjustments, it makes the image work as a real cityscape. Excellent job Jim.
I must admit however that I really like Jim's (Abbey4049) crop and lighting adjustments, it makes the image work as a real cityscape. Excellent job Jim.
Thanks, fawlty128. I, agree that abby's panoramic crop and lighting were positive improvements. I appreciate your crop also--the vertical perspective seems to work very well--simply a matter of personal preference. I've learned much from this experience and thank all who made suggestions and comments.
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