philip_hartlieb

thoughts?

comments and ratings welcome

you made my day..this is precisely what i am after....6/6....and 1/1 on the same photo...either you love it or hate it...

i noticed this on a loading ramp behind a salvation army type of

place. somewhat sad, a little nostalgic. comments and ratings

welcome.

comments and raitngs welcome

interested to see what was possible with overcast and contrast.

comments on color, composition etc. appreciated. thanks for looking.

pjh

the grass in the foreground is a bit ditracting imo. the footbridge also seems a bit out of place. stunning reflection though. Was it tough getting a good angle on it?

great light. a little uncomfortable with the way the canvas is split. perhaps cropping from the top and right would work better?

interesting model. possibly a little overexposed imo.

i adjusted the contrast/brightness, color balance, and hue sat in ps. I also burned in the car a bit. The afternoon light was harsh and i lost alot of the original color. I also removed a shdow at the top. thanks for looking.

comments and ratings welcome...

compositionally there is a little too much weight on the left hand side of the photo imo. The tones are very nice.

great shot ti...like how you left the cropped lighting at the top...

comments and ratings welcome

comments and ratings welcome.

when strip malls show their wear. im really intrested in what

Rosenquist refers to as "those things that have gone out of style

but are not yet nostalgic".

part of some experimentation with situations where exterior and

interior lighting compete unnaturally. comments and ratings welcome.

added a very delicate vignette to try an add a bit more distress to

the photo....comments and ratings welcome.

comments and ratings welcome. used to ps to remove shadows in the

foreground.

i get my 35mm negatives scanned in as 8mb images. for some reason

the images continue to show grain. i use 200 speed film. although

this was done is hrash sunlight i seem to believe my digital skills

are not up to snuff. any comments on how to get the quality to come

through better in ps. though perhaps it is a iso issu. comments.

this is a wonderfully orginal shot as is. i like how the tight crop accentautes the distance between the subjects. the color is fantastic.

comments on framing appreciated...enjoyed the color here so i framed

it accordingly.

Hey Nicholas....intended as an abstract...didn't realize the similarity to the flag until I was working it up in ps.

nice original work...i like this entire folder.but this is my favorite.

comments and ratings welcome....thoughts on subject and shadow?