Barely out of whack (a short series)

invisible · Aug 21, 2009

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Danke for looking...

mooimeisie · Aug 21, 2009

What a wonderful series. I really can't stop looking at #1 and #2.

musicaleCA · Aug 21, 2009

Baha! Very cool.

Dagwood56 · Aug 22, 2009

Very nice series. I love the first one! :thumbup:

Boutte · Aug 22, 2009

In #1 the window looks like a framed picture.

Nice shots.

BibleArt · Aug 22, 2009

You have a good eye. Thanks for sharing:thumbup:

c.cloudwalker · Aug 22, 2009

This is what art color photography is to me. Photos about color.

Very nice.

tslice · Aug 22, 2009

These are great! First two flow very next to each other.

ocular · Aug 22, 2009

haha cool

invisible · Aug 23, 2009

c.cloudwalker said:
This is what art color photography is to me. Photos about color.

Very nice.

You've just won the "invisible Feedback of the Month" award, making my day in the process

I went back to the house where I made #1 yesterday and re-shot it, trying to not get the sky blown out. I'll post the results if better than the original.

Thanks everybody for your comments.

c.cloudwalker · Aug 23, 2009

And in the July Photo of the Month, I voted for the photo that you nominated

I wonder why.

invisible said:
I went back to the house where I made #1 yesterday and re-shot it, trying to not get the sky blown out. I'll post the results if better than the original.

Wouldn't that be a good shot for HDR?

invisible · Aug 23, 2009

c.cloudwalker said:
And in the July Photo of the Month, I voted for the photo that you nominated I wonder why.

Well, that photo flipping rocks. I think it should be receiving many more votes, but at the same time the competition is fierce this month.

c.cloudwalker said:
Wouldn't that be a good shot for HDR?

Probably yes, but the HDR bug hasn't gotten me yet... The challenge with #1 is that you have three areas with very different levels of light: the sky, the ground/foliage, and the wall. Not an easy one to do right the first time (at least for me).

c.cloudwalker · Aug 23, 2009

To be honest, I am not too surprised by how bad "Lady in blue" is doing. I don't see a lot of interest here for this kind of images.

The light challenge is exactly why HDR would be appropriate. I am not talking about "photo on acid" type HDR. I'm talking about the non-perverted version of it which is helpful in cases like this one.