I don't like messing too much with God's handywork and under a clouded sky the contrast is what you see.
Thanks for the kind words.
The mat is blue, not grey that's why it was chosen. I used to be a certified framer...well actually I am still certified, I just don't do it for others anymore.You should repost these without the framing. I feel like these are too grey already and the framing just enhances that effect.
I played a bit with these and found that burning the shadows and applying some local contrast helped make these images pop a bit better. They come across a bit flat as posted.
Oh! A "certified" framer. I like living on the edge and doing my own uncertified frames.The mat is blue, not grey that's why it was chosen. I used to be a certified framer...well actually I am still certified, I just don't do it for others anymore.You should repost these without the framing. I feel like these are too grey already and the framing just enhances that effect.
I played a bit with these and found that burning the shadows and applying some local contrast helped make these images pop a bit better. They come across a bit flat as posted.![]()
I think God would still be shooting film. He's hipster like that. The real question is would thy holy one use Canon or Nikon mirror less or slr, just sayin.I don't like messing too much with God's handywork and under a clouded sky the contrast is what you see.
Thanks for the kind words.
Probably he is still using the human eye, it's better than a cheap metal, plastic and glass piece of junk.I think God would still be shooting film. He's hipster like that. The real question is would thy holy one use Canon or Nikon mirror less or slr, just sayin.I don't like messing too much with God's handywork and under a clouded sky the contrast is what you see.
Thanks for the kind words.