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Sun
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Shot in Montreal..
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VladimirV
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Amazing shots, really like the 3rd one. Perfect composition and colors.
If these are your first shots, I can't wait to see your next shots
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If these are your first shots, I can't wait to see your next shots
.thomasl.se
New member
Smoke in B&W, gimme. #2: take away the small S, giving the large S and triangel some space, and it's a shot for the wall. Still a very good one. I like the kind of serene look of the asphalt through the smoke; to me this picture catpures both some of the drama and the business as usual sides of the scene.
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dickinsonjon
Guest
Excellent shots, really great stuff. Like the colour usage in the last one, well I like them all really. Brilliant.
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Daz Tazer
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i really like all three shots. good stuff.
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Sun
Guest
Many thanks for the comments.. v. much appreciated
thomasl.se: will give that a try and post the results soon!
Thanks everyone.
thomasl.se: will give that a try and post the results soon!
Thanks everyone.
Brian Mosley
New member
Awesome, love all three of these... Well Done! and thanks for sharing.
Kind Regards
Brian
Kind Regards
Brian
Cindy Flood
Super Moderator
Great shots. #3 is my favorite, but love them all.
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GaryC
Guest
Sun,
Nice work!!! Especially on #3, in my view. If I had taken that, I would feel great joy, and gratitude.
Gary
Nice work!!! Especially on #3, in my view. If I had taken that, I would feel great joy, and gratitude.
Gary
ecliffordsmith
New member
Hi Sun,
A nice series, I like the second the most, nice contrast.
Incredible camera for the size, eh?
A nice series, I like the second the most, nice contrast.
Incredible camera for the size, eh?
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PeterLeyssens
Guest
Hi,
First of all, let me agree with all of the above: your shots are great and I'm very impressed. I really like the way you work with the contrast and how you've used the colour in shot 3. But, seeing one shot like this, it feels a bit gimicky. It's very well done, but if I would see an exhibit with only one photograph that was treated like this, I would think: "oh, he wanted to show off his Photoshop skills here." I think the effect of your processing in yellow is so good that it might be interesting to see what happens if you do the same to all 3 shots. You could make a Montreal street documentary with all B&W, but the firefighter shots in yellow to let them stand out as a series about one topic. Just an example, of course.
Peter.
First of all, let me agree with all of the above: your shots are great and I'm very impressed. I really like the way you work with the contrast and how you've used the colour in shot 3. But, seeing one shot like this, it feels a bit gimicky. It's very well done, but if I would see an exhibit with only one photograph that was treated like this, I would think: "oh, he wanted to show off his Photoshop skills here." I think the effect of your processing in yellow is so good that it might be interesting to see what happens if you do the same to all 3 shots. You could make a Montreal street documentary with all B&W, but the firefighter shots in yellow to let them stand out as a series about one topic. Just an example, of course.
Peter.