My Less Poorly Rendered "Homage", Thanks Nina :), to Gary

[almo]

Round 2:

What ya'll think. I took suggestions and used them all. I hope this one is more pleasing to your eyes...


Comments?

[jar_e]

Almo,

Much better. The color is great, and the crop definately works for this.

Nice shooting,

Jared

[almo]

Almo,

Much better. The color is great, and the crop definately works for this.

Nice shooting,

Jared

Thanks Jared!

Every image is a learning experience, and looking at these 2 that i have created is a very real demonstration of just how important this website really is to young photogs such as us. It's great to have a place to come together where we can all learn.

[gahspidy]

Much better, Almo. Good crop

[shrapnel]

i agree much better, it blends in better this time

keep at it ;)

chris

[Chunk]

Excellent work Almo. The can is part of the scene now and the color and light on it are terrific. Keep up the good work. With photo shop I've found it easy to get exciting, eyepopping color and contrast and much harder to constrain myself to just enough levels and curves to give a more subtle but usually much better photo. Just enough has to become my watchword.
So, what was your process this time?

[Seb]

Round 2:

What ya'll think. I took suggestions and used them all. I hope this one is more pleasing to your eyes...


Comments?

Almo,

I have seen both this picture and the original attempt and this second version is clearly more appealing to me. Everything blend together fairly well and I really enjoy the background.

Seb

[jar_e]

Thanks Jared!

Every image is a learning experience, and looking at these 2 that i have created is a very real demonstration of just how important this website really is to young photogs such as us. It's great to have a place to come together where we can all learn.

Almo,

Very true words. This site is a goldmine for photographers.

[stuntboy]

Almo, Im sorry but im sticking with the first version ( as if my opinion counts) . after all i am legally colour blind.

todd