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September Fairyland
09/23/2005 07:08:31 AM
September Fairyland
by JunieMoon

Comment by Riponlady:
fits challenge , perhaps a little oversharp. IMO not very interesting but I also like the colours of the trees etc
Architectural Photography - It's Fate
09/22/2005 11:33:53 PM
Architectural Photography - It's Fate
by JunieMoon

Comment by sestevens:
Architectural photography can be tough. One thing I would recommend is some sort of focal point or focii point....you've achieved that with the three different cupolas, but there's nothing really leading to it...I think it not allowing us to see the columns below, we're not able to appreciate the perspective at which this is taken at. I would suggest either seeing them, or cropping the photo further up near the bottom of the roof lines.
September Fairyland
09/21/2005 09:30:18 PM
September Fairyland
by JunieMoon

Comment by mar10029:
I don't see the rule of thirds...
September Fairyland
09/21/2005 08:17:19 PM
September Fairyland
by JunieMoon

Comment by kena:
Nice, though it seems a bit too sharp. Interesting.
September Fairyland
09/21/2005 09:10:01 AM
September Fairyland
by JunieMoon

Comment by Jutilda:
Too bad you couldn't use a glow filter on this one - with the title and all. I like the old shack - it certainly suits the challenge criteria, but it lacks a little oomph. The colors are pretty and complimentary. Hmmm - I think it's the logs in the forground like your eye can't decide if it should rest there or on the building. The focus is good and it is a definitely well thought out effort.
Architectural Photography - It's Fate
09/21/2005 08:35:08 AM
Architectural Photography - It's Fate
by JunieMoon

Comment by Tammer:
I wonder how this would look if you had the chance to shoot even closer to the weather vanes. For me, I think seeing the directionals on them woud have a greater destination impact. I like the concept.
Architectural Photography - It's Fate
09/20/2005 05:37:50 PM
Architectural Photography - It's Fate
by JunieMoon

Comment by andri:
It's oversharpened. Try, if you are using unsharp mask in Photoshop, to use less radius the next time, 0.2-0.5 is normally considered fine for web use.
It's also quite noisy - is this perhaps a heavy crop from a full-sized image?

As for the image itself, I don't really like it how one can glimpse the house below the roof - either you should have included more of the lower portions of the houses or skip that part entirely. You should also have moved slightly to the right so there would have been more space between the tower in the middle and the one to the right and it's quite distracting to the see that part of the building in the bottom left corner.
But quite frankly, I don't find this to be that interesting subject for photography. Couldn't you instead take a photo of the house we see a small portion of the bottom right corner? It seems to be a bit interesting.
Architectural Photography - It's Fate
09/20/2005 07:46:46 AM
Architectural Photography - It's Fate
by JunieMoon

Comment by vtruan:
sky a bit too grainy, subject nice though
Lady With  A Pearl Earring (An Interpretation of a Classic Painting)
09/18/2005 11:28:55 PM
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Lady With  A Pearl Earring (An Interpretation of a Classic Painting)
09/18/2005 10:35:06 PM
Lady With A Pearl Earring (An Interpretation of a Classic Painting)
by JunieMoon

Comment by CalliopeKel:
I recently saw that movie. This is a very skillful interpretation of that portrait. Lovely, and quite risky using a model who isn't 16 and drop dead gorgeous, it still works.
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