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Clever idea and good title. Bailey Park?! I know it would have been chancing it even more, but if you had moved a metre or so forward, you would have avoided the bin and post on the left. The smaller bin doesn't really matter, I think, but the large bits are a bit dominant. Still, my vote for your guts! But chat them up, and maybe they'll pose the next time!
Sue
Sue
Hi Bryan
Thanks for clicking.
Looked at your pf, interesting
To your inquire.
As I'm a D-70 portraitist and need exceptional sharpness, hardly ever I had uploaded a photo without sharpening it in picasa.
Cheers
George
Thanks for clicking.
Looked at your pf, interesting
To your inquire.
As I'm a D-70 portraitist and need exceptional sharpness, hardly ever I had uploaded a photo without sharpening it in picasa.
Cheers
George
Thanks for the clicks and comments.
Sue- I've a cropped version above, to remove the post and it does look better. Too much to photoshop out the bin at this time of night though. It raises a good point about street type photography. I like the "warts and all" images and try not to crop too much. I think I may be misleading myself here and will now consider cropped and uncropped versions for comparison.
George- thanks for the pf info. Is that Picasa 2.0 the free download? Why is it better than the CS3 sharpening tools?
Thanks again for viewing.
Bryan
Sue- I've a cropped version above, to remove the post and it does look better. Too much to photoshop out the bin at this time of night though. It raises a good point about street type photography. I like the "warts and all" images and try not to crop too much. I think I may be misleading myself here and will now consider cropped and uncropped versions for comparison.
George- thanks for the pf info. Is that Picasa 2.0 the free download? Why is it better than the CS3 sharpening tools?
Thanks again for viewing.
Bryan
I like it for the composition, tones, and the humor. I'd have waited a little more for the pair to come closer though. And I'd taken one step more to avoid the metal thing on the left. I would loose the frames you use. B&W with this fantastic gear (look at the highlight rendention in the trees! mmmm) does not need fancy frames, it needs a little grey white or black lining at best. Cheers, Bert
Thanks Bert. I agree about the frames, I'm going to bin them. As for waiting while, getting closer and losing the bin on the left, I agree also. I was a bit quick off the mark, comes down to lack of experience but noted for the future.
Thanks everyone for your comments. Much appreciated.
Bryan
Thanks everyone for your comments. Much appreciated.
Bryan
