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07/19/2010 09:05:51 AM |
Saw your post in the sub club thread. I would certainly hold off doing anything with de-saturation. Maybe just me, but I think this practice of selective desaturation is somewhat gimmicky. Sure, Spielberg pulled it off, but on DPC, I personally do not think it really works. At least I have yet to see an example that would make me give it a high score.
I do think framing the headstone a bit tighter may have helped. You do have some negative space at the top so can afford to lose a little bit. I wonder if you had placed the rose at the foot of the gravestone, rather than on the top? It feels a bit awkward there somehow and not natural.
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07/14/2010 05:05:07 PM |
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07/13/2010 06:35:12 PM |
| The rose is a great addition. |
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07/12/2010 01:45:14 PM |
| This is the best of all the tombstone shots in the challenge. Very good perspective and colors. |
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