awhitt99 0 Posted November 22, 2006 A little PS work would make this picture absolutely perfect. I like your idea, and it it has a nostalgic feel to it. Here's what I would improve....1, the crop is at a very slight angle, so the building feels like its leaning to the left. 2, its a little dark, I would brighten it up a bit without losing detail. 3, I like the bench in the frame, but the part of the building to the left of it doesnt really appeal to me very much, I dont think it would hurt to crop it up to or near the bench. 4, I would try to get the full reflection of the pillars on the roof. Last but not least, 5, we live in a cluttered world unfortunately, depending on how much of a purist you are, I would PS the utility wires out of the image. To me it kind of ruins the timeless sense of the building and old phonebooth. Link to comment
awhitt99 0 Posted November 22, 2006 here's my version, this will give you a better idea. Link to comment
awhitt99 0 Posted November 22, 2006 or here, without the reflection of the utility wires :) Link to comment
tonycussen 0 Posted November 22, 2006 Thanks for the great comments and help. I'm gradually getting to grips with PS. Its a fantastic peice of software and takes a lot of exploration.At the moment haven't gone much further than dodging,burning and levels etc, I'm on the case though. Thanks again. Regards Tony Link to comment
JRX94 0 Posted November 23, 2006 Allison Whitt has left a great comment, i wish i'd see more like this on PN. I fully agree with her. I especially would prefer to see the entire buliding in water reflection (it is what bothers me the most, but maybe it was not possible). But i like very much the picture and its mood, as it is, i almost can see the "3 men in a boat" of Jerome K. Jerome passing through the pic ! Link to comment
tonycussen 0 Posted November 23, 2006 Hi Jay, Thanks for the comment. I am certainly going to try the things you suggest. I have several other shots of this building and location which I will be posting soon. Thanks again, Tony Link to comment
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