Veins For C&C

[One Sister]

City Park in New Orleans after a rain.

 

[Parkerman]

Straighten the Horizon line and you are good to go

 

[SS3]

Whatever is in the top left corner is distracting

Personally I would like to see more of the road in this pic

 

[Trenton Romulox]

Whatever is in the top left corner is distracting

Personally I would like to see more of the road in this pic

Hit the nail right on the head.

That and the entire shot seems a bit soft, which, with the right lighting would have proved beneficial, but the lighting just isn't 'celestial' enough for the soft look to work.

Still a nice shot though, don't get me wrong!

 

[MarcusM]

Hit the nail right on the head.

That and the entire shot seems a bit soft, which, with the right lighting would have proved beneficial, but the lighting just isn't 'celestial' enough for the soft look to work.

Still a nice shot though, don't get me wrong!

It looks to me like the softness is caused by the artifacts in the shot. I wonder if this was saved and re-saved as a JPEG a few times.

Actually, it was also shot at f/2.8 so that's probably contributing.

I do like the shot though.

 

[taracor]

The horizon line is really the only gripe I have with it, other than that, I do like it. The softness, well it isn't that bad, I mean sharper would have been a bit better here, but it's not bad.

 

[One Sister]

Straighten the Horizon line and you are good to go

I missed that. You're right. Thanks.

Whatever is in the top left corner is distracting

Personally I would like to see more of the road in this pic

Yeah, couldn't be helped. Thanks for your comment.

Hit the nail right on the head.

That and the entire shot seems a bit soft, which, with the right lighting would have proved beneficial, but the lighting just isn't 'celestial' enough for the soft look to work.

Still a nice shot though, don't get me wrong!

Right about the softness. Thanks, I appreciate your comment.

It looks to me like the softness is caused by the artifacts in the shot. I wonder if this was saved and re-saved as a JPEG a few times.

Actually, it was also shot at f/2.8 so that's probably contributing.

I do like the shot though.

Yup, saved and resaved an f/2.8 shot. That'll do it. Thanks for looking.

The horizon line is really the only gripe I have with it, other than that, I do like it. The softness, well it isn't that bad, I mean sharper would have been a bit better here, but it's not bad.

I appreciate yours and all the comments. Back to the drawing board.