Old Door Revisited

jaharris1001 · Jan 17, 2009

I took a shot of this old door previously with a Canon G10, but had to clone out a shadow and it made the shot look funky, so I went back with my dslr and reshot this 1901 door, I really like the color/texture of this

hollyqie1984 · Jan 18, 2009

it looks like a picture

jaharris1001 · Jan 18, 2009

hollyqie1984 said:
it looks like a picture

wow,, a very insightfull comment,, just the type I like,,, Thanks :er:

LaFoto · Jan 20, 2009

The additional frame you put around it is quite heavy, given the fact that the door is kind of "doubly framed" already inside your extra frame (door frame plus edge in the wall), maybe that fact made hollyqui say what he/she said...?

All in all, colours are good. Light is good. Texture is good. Sharpness could even be on the brink of "over sharpened". Don't know. Could you/would you show it without the additional frame?

jaharris1001 · Jan 20, 2009

LaFoto said:
The additional frame you put around it is quite heavy, given the fact that the door is kind of "doubly framed" already inside your extra frame (door frame plus edge in the wall), maybe that fact made hollyqui say what he/she said...?

All in all, colours are good. Light is good. Texture is good. Sharpness could even be on the brink of "over sharpened". Don't know. Could you/would you show it without the additional frame?

Thanks for the comment, I do see that she/is from China so maybe I didnt interpret the response correctly,, anyways, here is a copy of the shot without the frame, I did have someone else on another forum comment on that too, thanks again, actually, I think this shot is a little less saturated and possibly less sharpened too