NOT YET...
Critical comments invited.
A quick break. No time to set the frame. Yet, what one may get is the memory to preserve and share.
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New website post
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Leopard spots and high heels
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8 Comments
This is an interesting one, Vijay - again, very much in your sombre (and I don't mean depressing) style.
I like the composition, especially your placement of the foreground tree. However, the dark sky is a major distraction for me. It may have even LOOKED like that, but it looks unnatural, as if you've used a polariser and a red filter, or radically altered it in post. I think it is because it just looks unnaturally hard to separate trees from sky. However, that may have been a deliberate creative decision on your part.
I'd be interested to hear your thoughts in making the image; I'm always interested to hear about the creative process of others
Hi Chris, realised what you are saying. reduced the sky tone in second version in comparison.
to provide a dark background and hence the contrast to the tree, had darkened the sky.
Appreciate your review.
That's much better to my eye, Vijay!
cheers.
Great job in final. I love the composition, B/W, beautiful tones.... very Nicely Done!!
your review is appreciated.
I agree with Chris' comment and this is much better.
@Phillip. Sure, thanks.