Colours (never mind the politics)

[Kenneth Walker]

The Metropolitan Police on hand to make sure it all stays under control, one of them has spotted me. UKIP supporters hurling abuse at the media village outside parliament, at the Leave Means Leave event. Ijust like the colour combo.

 

[Soocom1]

Rich color grab.

Good contrast and a nice DoF.

Nice shot, and one that is a good example of misc. group photo grab.

 

[tirediron]

Good documentary image; can you lift shadows on the constable's face(s) a bit?

 

[Dean_Gretsch]

I like the modern meets old feel from this one. Lots and lots of nice color here.

 

[Jeff15]

Nice shot........

 

[Kenneth Walker]

Good documentary image; can you lift shadows on the constable's face(s) a bit?

I probably could using the gradient tool on the RAW file, via Affinity photo; Might give it a try.

 

[smoke665]

Interesting, makes you feel like an observer from the street.

 

[Kenneth Walker]

Good documentary image; can you lift shadows on the constable's face(s) a bit?

I probably could using the gradient tool on the RAW file, via Affinity photo; Might give it a try.

 

[Kenneth Walker]

Good documentary image; can you lift shadows on the constable's face(s) a bit?

I probably could using the gradient tool on the RAW file, via Affinity photo; Might give it a try.

A bit like this

 

[smoke665]

Better!!

 

[vintagesnaps]

Very nicely done, great scene from a photography viewpoint.

I think the original was better. Look at the sunlight, there were shadows there - why take them out?? This isn't a portrait of someone for their own use, it's a photograph of an event.

It would depend on how it would be used, but for photojournalistic purposes it would be unethical to remove what was there. But for your own use, do whatever! I just don't get the reason to take things away that were there or to change existing conditions.