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Street Lamp
06/21/2009 09:19:00 AM
Street Lamp
by Graves935

Comment by Mark-A:
Greetings from the Critique Club :)

Composition:

I think Citadels comment is pretty much on the money really although I think I can see what you were going for, the lamp feels like it should sit there nicely as it's on the 3rds line and so should be asthetically pleasing, but unfortunately something doesn't work with it, the pole doesn't bother me that much but I think it's the lamp heads that spoil the shot - they definitely demand a lot of attention.

Maybe a higher position with this same idea would work better, so the top of the building was dominent in the scene this would give more weight to the building and take a lot of it away from the lamp.

Camera Work:

Seems ok, I guess one could argue that the lamp looks totally sharp and the windows of the building are maybe a little soft, I wonder if your intention was actually on the lamp as architecture? If this is the case I think a tiny DOF would have worked better and you know what, I think that may have worked.

Post-Processing:

Nice saturation levels, I would possibly have applied a shadow / highlight on the image to improve some of the detail in the flowers and deepen the sky just a touch.

My Opinion:

Quite a nice idea and congratulations on your first entry I hope to see more of your work as you progress on the site.

Hope this was of some use, should you wish to discuss any part of the critique further please feel free to PM me.

Good luck in future challenges!

Mark
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Street Lamp
06/12/2009 01:12:04 AM
Street Lamp
by Graves935

Comment by caba:
Is this the Jetson's home?
Street Lamp
06/10/2009 03:39:41 AM
Street Lamp
by Graves935

Comment by Citadel:
I would have moved to either move the lamp out of the scene entirely or at least position it so it wasn't right in front and center of the scene. And um...tried to get more of the actual building in the shot too.
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