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10/08/2006 07:18:47 PM |
Critique Club Review:
Strictly speaking, this does not meet the definition of macro. Macro is usually understood as 1X to 10X life size. The point is made, because you probably lost points to purists.
This does come across as a nice abstract.
I think a little more depth of field and a tighter crop could have been helpful. As presented, I find the shadow and dark areas in the upper third of the picture a bit distracting. The "teeth" of this old beastie are the secret to this picture. Make the most of them.
I would also play with the saturation of the red. I don't know if it will help or hurt, I just see it as a possiblity.
I'd come back on a day with some sunshine and maybe just a few clouds. Polish the shiny areas of the grill, and capture some of that blue and clouds in the chrome. Then send it off to a car magazine and wait for the check. This photo has a lot of potential. |
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10/02/2006 10:18:56 AM |
Thanks againg for all the votes. Would love some more comments on how I could have made this better.
Also, it was an old Plymouth sedan. Here's a shot of the emblem:
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09/29/2006 09:47:23 PM |
| love the reflection of the sky |
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09/25/2006 05:40:24 AM |
| Um, Pontiac Bonneville? Maybe? |
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