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Just an experiment - maybe you could tell me if it works or not. The only thing I did was the desaturation and a crop.
| Camera: | Canon EOS 300D |
| Lens: | 18-55mm |
| Recording media: | ISO 100 |
| Title: | Doors |
| Username: | 
starstriders |
| Uploaded: | 12 Oct 2004 - 10:11 AM |
| Tags: | Architecture |
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Ade
Nice comp. I'd like to see this with just the doors. Click
Jules
I like it, I'd keep it as it is, the bricked-in window somehow balances it.
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The thumbnail of this leapt out at me. I think the desaturation works really well here. I also wondered if you could maybe lose a bit off the right side, just to balance with the distance between the left window and frame....... geometry again. But knowing your mania for exact cropping I'm sure you've already tried it.
Thanks everyone. Yeah I played with it for ages and couldn't decide so there's still loads of room for improvement. If I take the RH side in it leaves an "almost square but not quite" photo which looks odd to me. But if I compensate by adding a little more to the LH side, my pavement is all interrupted (not disappearing into the corner which I wanted). I might submit another version of this tomorrow with a different crop.
Excellent balanced shot with good different colours. WOW....Regards,
It very nearly works for me. The desaturation works well and I like the imbalance between the red door and the bricked in window. Where I think it could do with changing is the perspective. To me, the shot has a sort of symmetry to it which would suit a full on shot, rather than from a slight angle as here.
Ian
This was shot straight on but it's on a steep hill...hence the sloping pavement. I'll probably go back for a re-shoot as it was only a quick snap and only got a single shot. Thanks for all comments - I didn't expect this much attention for this photo!
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