My Side

[AlanE]

OM2N
Zuiko 50MM 1.4
cn400bw


My Side by Nokinrocks, on Flickr

 

[greybeard38 10]

I like it, Nice pattern

 

[JAC526]

Man I like how everything came out almost silver.

Did you do post editing?

 

[AlanE]

Appreciate the comments... JAC526, Other than cropping and some adjustments to the contrast I didn't do a lot of pp.

 

[eric1971]

I really like it. Could use some minor straiting.

 

[AlanE]

I really like it. Could use some minor straiting.

Yeah, I noticed that too, seemed it was off no matter how I positioned it. Glad you like the shot.

 

[eric1971]

I think a .5 degree rotate to the right helps.

 

[AlanE]

Looks better... Thanks

 

[Rick58]

Nice!

 

[KenC]

I love the pattern and the tonality, but it's just too bright on the left between the first two pillars. There should be a little more detail in there - re-scan perhaps?

 

[AlanE]

Left or Right? It looks a little bright on the right to me. I may print this image and try darkening it a bit. Thanks.

 

[Redeyejedi]

alan,
nice shot!
maybe even exaggerate the dimensions by either standing on a ladder or shooting from the ground?

 

[AlanE]

alan,
nice shot!
maybe even exaggerate the dimensions by either standing on a ladder or shooting from the ground?

Not a bad idea, thanks... , I might try the 28MM and see if it stretches out those pillars a bit.

 

[KenC]

Left or Right? It looks a little bright on the right to me. I may print this image and try darkening it a bit. Thanks.

Sorry, meant to type "right"

Before you try to darken it, make sure there is some detail in that area of the image file. If there isn't, darkening it will just produce a uniform light gray which may not look any better, depending on how large an area it is; in that case, you should go back and look at the negative through a magnifier and see it it has any detail there. If it does, and the original scan does not, then you need to re-scan with the appropriate adjustments.

 

[charlie76]

Yup...great comp IMO. I totally love it....maybe not totally....gimme some contrast adjustment...maybe some exposure adjustment at least. You could get WAY more detail out of the front posts Great image