Cemetary

[crzyfotopeeple]

 

[tirediron]

I like this; I'm not usually a fan of this sort of treatment, but for some reason it works really well here.

 

[crzyfotopeeple]

I like this; I'm not usually a fan of this sort of treatment, but for some reason it works really well here.

Thanks

 

[manaheim]

Interesting treatment, but not a terribly interesting scene.

You need to make the image work first. Then do the cool snazzy stuff after.

 

[crzyfotopeeple]

Interesting treatment, but not a terribly interesting scene.

You need to make the image work first. Then do the cool snazzy stuff after.

Sorry you don't like it. I do find the scene interesting, but you know to each their own. By the way, the "cool snazzy stuff" is a NIK collection filter. Basically click on it and bang there it is. I just liked the effect on this image and it works for me.

 

[manaheim]

Oh man. Don't even get me started on pre-canned filters.

 

[crzyfotopeeple]

Oh man. Don't even get me started on pre-canned filters.

Ok. I won't.

 

[jcdeboever]

Nice.

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[Stradawhovious]

IMHO, the top third of this image doesn't need to be there. Bringing the horizon up by cropping the top, for me, brings this from "Meh" to "Not bad!".

 

[Watchful]

I think the heavy leaden sky is more important to the feel than the grass in the foreground is, if I were forced to crop to fit a frame, I'd drop the bottom, but its nicer as is.

 

[manaheim]

Either could work, but more ground, I thin leads us to feel more anchored, more pulled down, which fits with a cemetery. More sky leads us to think skyward, which has more (perhaps) biblical undertones.

Depends on what you're going for.