Roadside Treasure abandoned Cats C&C

oldhippy · Mar 24, 2014

dxqcanada · Mar 24, 2014

I have a feeling you were expecting more from the images.
To me they don't look like much more than just shots of an abandoned machine.
Lacks some "feeling".

tirediron · Mar 24, 2014

She's purdy! :thumbup: Any chance you toss it on a flat-bed and send it north?

oldhippy · Mar 24, 2014

Thanks for your comment Dennis

oldhippy · Mar 24, 2014

tirediron said:
She's purdy! :thumbup: Any chance you toss it on a flat-bed and send it north?

Now there's a man after my own heart

oldhippy · Mar 25, 2014

For the day crowd. Thanks. Ed

limr · Mar 25, 2014

I think the angle of the second picture has potential. The best light and a 'spooky' background that can add to the abandoned feeling of the tractor. I also think number four is interesting, especially being able to see that the bottom half of the belt is sunk into the ground. I'd go in for more detail work like that than wide shots.

Derrel · Mar 25, 2014

These would benefit from a different sizing and sharpening for the web. I can tell that they are in-focus and all, but they look..."fuzzy", as if the originals uploaded were too big, and somewhere along the line, re-sizing and or down-sizing and compression has basically ruined these. How large a dimension are the uploads you send to your web host, Ed? I'd try going with 1200 pixels wide, and already sharpened with unsharp mask. "Big", as in 24-megapixel type big captures often look wonky when shrunk down from full-size by web hosts.