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Very good eye there. I don't know what kinds of filters / effects you applied to the picture... but it looks awesome. Great colours and exposure. Also, the rag is positioned perfectly in my opinion.
A single suggestion for improvement---clone out the distracting line running across the upper-right. Other than this, looks just fine to me.
I agree about the distrcting line, but apart from that it is an intriguing image. You have kept all the detail in the white walls, and the lightness of this shows off the texture and colour of the rust very nicely. The red rag is a bonus.
I think that you could use selective colour on this shot to so you get two for the price of one
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Love the rag and the window, but all that empty white wall space around is not adding anything to this and not helping compositionally either. I think i would crop extreme here buy cutting the entire image in half to a horizontal crop. That places the entire focus on the old red rag and the immediate detail and texture of the rusted bars and water stains below the window. i just don't think we need to see the entire window here while the real meat of the image is the red rag.
Love the subject
Last edited by gahspidy; 07-13-2009 at 07:06 AM.
Reason: Sticking as Featured Photo. July 13, 2009
Jet, thats exactly what i had in mind! I love it. It focuses our attention to the meat of the subject which is the textures and colors and the rag and its crumpled form. You nailed this, in my opinion anyway.
Great post processing work on this as well.
Excellent!
Jet - Congrats on making the sticky. Funny but I have somewhat of a mental block on the stickies .. I've conditioned myself to look at the post names and not the images (how's that for a photographer?). This one is very interesting but I definitely like the composition of the last post the best. I would even trim a little more off to draw more attention to the other areas. Here's what I had in mind, .. some may prefer more negative space, but I think the subject is good enough to show more of it.
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One of my favorite window shots. I do think the angle is too severe but even though it is the same in the second, I don't mind it there. I don't even mind that only part of the window shows in second shot because there is something there to give my imagination a kick, unlike other window shots I've seen recently.