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Photographer Jacob French  Jacob French {Karma:6315}
Project #38 Photo Help Camera Model Canon EOS 20D
Categories Abstracts
Photoart
Film Format
Portfolio abstraction
Lens Canon  18-55mm EFS f/3.5-5.6
Uploaded 8/28/2006 Film / Memory Type Edge 2x Compact Flash 2GB
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Location City -  Fayetteville
State -  NC
Country - United States   United States
About Okay, I've rehashed this photo in post as I didn't like the original as much as I thought I did when I viewed it today. I'm still not sure it's exactly what I'm going for, so I'll appeal to the critiquer's corner for some assistance. As you can see, I'm going for the dark, underexposed feel while keeping a little bit of punch and texture near the center. This is closer than my original was to what I'm going for, but I'm still not sure it's quite there.

A little info so you gurus of post can tell what I did and see if I could do something differently. Levels layers with a selective mask to darken areas in the photo. Selective sharpening on the central tie. upped saturation in original, masked to highlight the subject.

Original exposed at f/7.1 for 1/50; ISO400.
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Shirley D. Cross-Taylor Shirley D. Cross-Taylor   {K:174040} 8/30/2006
You're welcome, dear Jacob. Hope you figure out what you want...:)

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Jacob French Jacob French   {K:6315} 8/29/2006
Yes, the original (which you can see in my portfolio if you desire) is filled with ties on either side, but I wanted a way to "isolate" that one in the center. I"m glad you like the idea, and you will certainly see more attempts at this as I try to make it right.

Thanks again!
J

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Athanasios Sotiriou Athanasios Sotiriou   {K:613} 8/29/2006
Its a nice idea..and the choice of colors is great..to me its like i can feel the texture of that tie :-) however, the left of the photo is just a blank space while the right is distarbing with those dots...as you say, you could try a close crop..or should have initially filled the frame with some light or other ties on both sides...
i would suggest experimenting with the idea (which i like a lot) again in the future..

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Jacob French Jacob French   {K:6315} 8/29/2006
I certainly value your opinion, Shirley. I'm not sure what it is about the original, but it seems to be lacking something to me. Perhaps a bit more exploration and a little while away from it will bring the revelation I'm looking for! :-D I always find that I think of things when I'm "not" thinking of things, you know?

J

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Jacob French Jacob French   {K:6315} 8/29/2006
Thanks for the feedback, Irenka. I agree with the name too, renamed it here for all our benefit! :-D

J

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Shirley D. Cross-Taylor Shirley D. Cross-Taylor   {K:174040} 8/29/2006
This is okay, dear Jacob, but I prefer the original version.

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Irenka Daniluk Irenka Daniluk   {K:8011} 8/29/2006
I like the dark feel about your photo, and the light focused just in the centre. I agree with Mary Sue though, not much choices here :) Or rather the choice has been made, and now comes to the light...

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Jacob French Jacob French   {K:6315} 8/29/2006
Yeah, I suppose after the rework it would be better served with a more appropriate name. I see what you mean with the floating spots on the right. My thoughts were if it were completely black there, I might as well have cropped it down to a smaller size, but I wanted to illusion of something there. It does seem a bit distracting now that you mention it though.

Thanks a lot for the feedback! :-D

J

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Mary Sue Hayward   {K:17558} 8/29/2006
I like your idea here (the choice of ties, not the part about being bored!)

I think what bothers me is that, for me, the image doesn't fully illustrate the title "Choices". Isolating the light works well if you want to show just the center tie, but the ties to the left and especially to the right of the center tie are so dark that they may as well not be in the image. And those two bright spots in the right center area (maybe part of a stripe?) are distracting if they are left to just float.

I like the use of color...the reds are rich and dark without being dreadfully oversaturated.

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