One Last Look

[qUAntUm k]

What do you think? Thanx for viewing

 

[newrmdmike]

wow, weired. you know its over the top, but i'm saying it anyways. its over the top.

its interesting though i guess, theres lots going on, but the selective coloring brings us to the boy and wagon. i don't like selective coloring usually, but can see that without it the kiddo would be lost in this sea of people.

 

[noescape]

That is awesome. I like the filter..

 

[qUAntUm k]

thank you both for the feedback...

@newrmdmike...do you mean over the top as in too much post processing? i'm still a newbie ...yes, selective coloring seemed almost necessary to find the boy and his wagon, otherwise he was lost in the sea, like you said...

@noescape...the black and white conversion is desaturation in photoshop...however, the image was run through the soper-duper-awesome-like-no-other lucisarts filter first...

 

[turtlesoupt]

i don't mind the selective color but i do think the filter is a bit much.

It's definately a cute shot of him!

 

[stellar_gal]

I like the effect for something different. Very unique way to combine selective color and the filter too.

 

[nealjpage]

Now, I guess I look at it differently. I'm not sure if the selective coloring is needed--afterall, the kid's the only person actually looking at the camera. It's sort of like Seurat's "Sunday Afternoon" painting.

 

[laguano]

I think with a lower saturation on the kid would look a little better, not too low, but not that it sticks out so much like a sore thumb.

 

[turtlesoupt]

can we see this shot without the effects ??? I'm curious as to what it will look like.