k2

i like the shoes

k

on my monitor it looks perfect.

coool

k

o'key this is getting harder then i thought. the left side is mine with adjustments, yours is on the right. i am a bit worried that your monitor is "off" the calibration. on mine i can clearly see a difference and i calibrate myself every day for film. there only so much i could do due that format i used was jpeg and it is a piece of shit for any lum correction.

JUST TRUST ME AND EXPERIMENT A BIT, YOU WILL SEE.

:)

k

i made a little test for you. look at :

http://www.kamerra.com/tmp/pages/image-display.htm based on a jpg'ed image 8bit from this forum. the left side is modified via lookup table. in photoshop this feature is under IMAGE/ADJUST/CURVES .

try it out.

hope this will help a bit to make your pictures even more beautifull.

best

k

i have to agree with Owen, a bit of more shading in whites whould enrich the visual. if you are scanning at 16 bit, then i think you should be able to pull of enougth detail form whites. unless its all blown out in your film, which i think is not in this case. try a lookup table and affect only upper values, and stay in 16bit for most of lc/cc, if you can.

k

creapy shot, the left side takes away the attention. maybe cropping a bit, closer on subject matter would make this image more powerfull.

k

i think the "1-2" is asexual, has no sense of humor and fun . freaking puritan .

love your stuff, fun fun fun

k

wonderfull image

k

i like it a lot.

getting very dark.

looking at your images i missed nyc.

k

but please upload larger vesions.

k

i am a painter at heart, photo-graphy is just another extention. some of photo-issues are alien to me, the others a care very little about, in which case when an images is a bore to pros, i might find quite powerfull. thus said i shall mention this : gerhard richter and painting as a form of preserving photography.

so imagine the above image in size of 4 meters x 6 meters on canvas ......................... quite powerful.

cheers

k

i like seeing time in continum, whished we had better tools to capture light over time and manipulation. love red stillness, and featherly whites.

k

what i like the most here is time, the fast foward of the train and stillness of the man. the contrast of passing time is quite awe.

perfect eye.

k

the funny thing about experimentation, is that you never know what you are going to end up with after going through such a process. before you proceed on that path, i would suggest to think about what you are after, keep in mind that as if anything you do, the final result should contain those initial seeds. as with myself, before i set to paint i prepare my color palette, i put colors that are important for my plan, this analogy i use for anything i do. simply maybe what you are after might be better defined through a different set of elements. from the start more "objects" besides a foot and a broken glass could help you find the right voice or a tone in your experiment.

hope this helps.

k

why forget ?

is it not wise to take the truth as is ?

RAW.

k

i looked at this photo upside down and then as you have preseneted. somehow your image sets this unkown climate, hidden just beneath. makes wonders.

k

wonderful, it is a pleasure to see this image