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Going home in the rain
- Thread starter Julia liu
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LMC54
Forum Pro
I think this is not just a good photo but a great one.
Larry
Larry
Bad weather shot is not always bad, right? How do you think about
this picture (taken with a Canon S10)? Thanks for any input in
advance!
Julia
rain
John Davis
Senior Member
Beautiful composition, excellent shot! It might benefit from moderate, selective, sharpening in the foreground.
John
John
Bad weather shot is not always bad, right? How do you think about
this picture (taken with a Canon S10)? Thanks for any input in
advance!
Julia
rain
John Davis
Senior Member
I am curious... where was this shot?
John
John
Bad weather shot is not always bad, right? How do you think about
this picture (taken with a Canon S10)? Thanks for any input in
advance!
Julia
rain
charles gage
Forum Enthusiast
Perfect simplicity in composition and color.Bad weather shot is not always bad, right? How do you think about
this picture (taken with a Canon S10)? Thanks for any input in
advance!
Julia
rain
Stunning makes you want to look w/o stopping.
nyc
nyc
Bad weather shot is not always bad, right? How do you think about
this picture (taken with a Canon S10)? Thanks for any input in
advance!
Julia
rain
H
hugh
Guest
I love the color, the contrast, and the composition. There's nothing left to dislike
. Very nice.hs
Brian_H
Active member
OK, I'll bite - is everyone being funny, or was the picture actually viewable? At 18:40 EST, all I get it is a ' Picture not found' image.Bad weather shot is not always bad, right? How do you think about
this picture (taken with a Canon S10)? Thanks for any input in
advance!
Julia
rain
-Brian
I noticed the original URL was unavailable for a while. For case, the same picture again:
Julia
Julia
adrienne
Veteran Member
Julia,
This is an incredible shot. The shape of the tracks, the red building, the man all in black all combine to make a classic composition. You should be very proud of this one.
adrienne
This is an incredible shot. The shape of the tracks, the red building, the man all in black all combine to make a classic composition. You should be very proud of this one.
adrienne
This picture is the best I've seen in ages.
It almost looks like it's painted, so perfectly composed, like you had all the time and imagination to set this scene up, like a painter would. Do you have a bigger version of this?
Arjan
It almost looks like it's painted, so perfectly composed, like you had all the time and imagination to set this scene up, like a painter would. Do you have a bigger version of this?
Arjan
Bad weather shot is not always bad, right? How do you think about> this picture (taken with a Canon S10)? Thanks for any input in> advance!> Julia>
J
jacques
Guest
Hi julia,
Well I don't think I ever saw one of your photographs before. Well You might have posted some and I might not have looked, or well I did overlook your photographs.
But this one is one of the finest compositions I ever saw and I don't write things I don't mean
Just one question, did you use USM on this or not ?
Somehow I get the idea it's just a bit overworked in PS or a like. But I can be totaly wrong.
In case you did use USM would you mind posting an URL of the original, only resized photograph, as I think that will be great too, no even might be better, well all in my eyes ofcourse.
Keep shooting and posting, just like to see more of these, or even of less quality as that still will be great,
jacques
Well I don't think I ever saw one of your photographs before. Well You might have posted some and I might not have looked, or well I did overlook your photographs.
But this one is one of the finest compositions I ever saw and I don't write things I don't mean
Just one question, did you use USM on this or not ?
Somehow I get the idea it's just a bit overworked in PS or a like. But I can be totaly wrong.
In case you did use USM would you mind posting an URL of the original, only resized photograph, as I think that will be great too, no even might be better, well all in my eyes ofcourse.
Keep shooting and posting, just like to see more of these, or even of less quality as that still will be great,
jacques
I'm impressed by your understanding of my photo, more from the artistic aspects than the technical aspects which I know very little ("USM", what's that?) and don't care very much.
So far, I have mainly posted my photos to web sites specially designed for photo sharing and critique like http://www.photo.net . Because of my positive first experience in this forum, I'll try to find time showing some other photos of mine which may interest you in future.
Cheers!
Julia
So far, I have mainly posted my photos to web sites specially designed for photo sharing and critique like http://www.photo.net . Because of my positive first experience in this forum, I'll try to find time showing some other photos of mine which may interest you in future.
Cheers!
Julia
Thomas M
Leading Member
I'm just a novice but I think its a winner, this one deserves a very nice frame, hung in a place of dignity after its printed. Nice job. -tom-
nitecrlwr
Senior Member
I think the weather and colors set the mood. I love it! The rails in the ground guide the viewer through the image. I'd love to see more!
nite
nite
Ed Leys20479
Senior Member
Hi Julia,
From the time I first saw this photograph I knew it deserved a comment from me. Unfortunately, when I later had the time for commenting it had slipped my memory. Seeing your comment in my photograph, and looking at your poster's profile, brought it to mind once again.
Julia, I sincerely understand in my deepest heart that this is a wonderful photograph. It has mood, atmosphere, depth, and a touch of surreality. Not to mentiion that it is very well composed, very well seen.
Any camera can do this, any eye cannot.
Do you have more of these in you? Seeing that you were able to do this, I know that you certainly must.
The best photographs are taken in weather that the skin doesn't like...
My very deepest regards,
Ed
From the time I first saw this photograph I knew it deserved a comment from me. Unfortunately, when I later had the time for commenting it had slipped my memory. Seeing your comment in my photograph, and looking at your poster's profile, brought it to mind once again.
Julia, I sincerely understand in my deepest heart that this is a wonderful photograph. It has mood, atmosphere, depth, and a touch of surreality. Not to mentiion that it is very well composed, very well seen.
Any camera can do this, any eye cannot.
Do you have more of these in you? Seeing that you were able to do this, I know that you certainly must.
The best photographs are taken in weather that the skin doesn't like...
My very deepest regards,
Ed
Robert M28897
Senior Member
Julia,
I have to echo what others have said...this shot looks like it was taken from the vantage point of a painter on a street corner...it is wonderfully composed, with multiple elements coming together in a very lyrical fashion. Your recent work posted on this forum is a real breath of fresh air, and I look forward to much more.
Regards,
Robert
I have to echo what others have said...this shot looks like it was taken from the vantage point of a painter on a street corner...it is wonderfully composed, with multiple elements coming together in a very lyrical fashion. Your recent work posted on this forum is a real breath of fresh air, and I look forward to much more.
Regards,
Robert
Bad weather shot is not always bad, right? How do you think about
this picture (taken with a Canon S10)? Thanks for any input in
advance!
Julia
rain
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