TS446
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Re: Harrogate - Old and new
Im liking the second one Chris. You have the shades correct because before i read it i thought it was natural light.
Id say the sky is almost there as you are showing where the light is coming from. If you wanted it to stand out a little more then possibly darken the whole of the sky a little. Hard to say without seeing.
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19/Jan/16, 7:39 pm
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Steve 734
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Re: Harrogate - Old and new
Chris, I think you've done a fine job with both. I'm looking at these on my lappy so I may not be seeing the tones at their best but from what I do see, the first one looks very good from what I would assume is a single shot (?). You've managed to keep detail in the shadows without burning out the highlights. Not easy to do.
The second has the makings of a superb image and is testament to how far your skills have developed since first arriving here.
I admire the fact that you're posting up a work in progress and are considering the question of how it could be better. For many, this would be a 'finished' image but you're looking further ahead now. Looks to me like you're finding that 'vision' thingy you were seeking some time ago...
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19/Jan/16, 8:22 pm
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Richard7903
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Re: Harrogate - Old and new
Two good shots Chris. I like the "natural" vignette on the Palace due to the lighting, it draws my eye to the door in the centre.
The HIC is my type of image that I want to take more of. I know we have chatted this topic before and we both "follow" Julia Anna G, we just got to keep at it eh?
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19/Jan/16, 10:31 pm
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Elines
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Re: Harrogate - Old and new
Thanks Richard.
In the 'Majestic' picture it IS a natural vignette.
As regards JAG, I am hoping that when she publishes part 2 of 'How to create an architectural fine art photograph':
http://blog.juliaannagospodarou.com
that I will be able to glean enough to get nearer to the stuff she and others produce. In the meantime if you come across anything that covers the same topic I'm all ears
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19/Jan/16, 10:54 pm
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Richard7903
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Re: Harrogate - Old and new
I am often searching on the www for similar stuff Chris so i will copy to you if I find anything worthwhile
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19/Jan/16, 10:56 pm
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Elines
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Re: Harrogate - Old and new
quote: Richard7903 wrote:
I am often searching on the www for similar stuff Chris so i will copy to you if I find anything worthwhile
Thanks Richard.
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19/Jan/16, 11:07 pm
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martinimages
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Re: Harrogate - Old and new
Very good Chris I like the second image because of its geometry
--- "After that shutter closes it’s all over. The physical light captured on film is all that is left, a history of light preserved in chemical form, and I have to move on to the next one."
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eternumviti
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Re: Harrogate - Old and new
Both nicely done, completely different in terms of feel.
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20/Jan/16, 1:32 pm
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