Up the Down Staircase.

[Bitter Jeweler]

http://www.flickr.com/photos/36117591@N04/4931423533/ by Bitter Jeweler, on Flickr

 

[Josh66]

Very cool. I like it a lot.

Nice work. :thumbup:

 

[oldmacman]

Really nice use of simplicity of composition and line. Is the colour from PP?

 

[SrBiscuit]

saw this on your flickr.
awesome lines, awesome colors, awesome photo.
well done.

 

[jeroen]

Very nice graphical photo. I like the colourchange.
I added you as Flickr contact to keep track of all the cool stuff

 

[kundalini]

Really like this composition Bitter, especially the colors and the color merge in the middle panel. There seems to be some futzing though in the next. The removal is....... well, let's say not as smooth.

 

[Bitter Jeweler]

Really nice use of simplicity of composition and line. Is the colour from PP?

The color was enhanced, yes.
I guess this is my "style" if you will. When I look at things, I look for composition, and hints of color that can be brought out more in PP. I think I changed the WB on this, then increase saturation. This is part of the feedback I am looking for...when do I go too far with it?

kundalini, I think what you see is reflection in the glass. I should clean that up, huh?

 

[kundalini]

I should clean that up, huh?

Your call dude, but it is noticeable to my eyes.

 

[Josh66]

I should clean that up, huh?

Your call dude, but it is noticeable to my eyes.

I didn't even notice it before, but now that it's been pointed out - it does seem pretty obvious...lol.

If you can clean it up without making it look bad, I say go for it.

 

[oldmacman]

Really nice use of simplicity of composition and line. Is the colour from PP?

The color was enhanced, yes.
I guess this is my "style" if you will. When I look at things, I look for composition, and hints of color that can be brought out more in PP. I think I changed the WB on this, then increase saturation. This is part of the feedback I am looking for...when do I go too far with it?

I don't think you pushed it too far. It takes a good eye to recognize that a scene will make a good image. I only asked out of curiosity.