ghulette

what do you think of this? i am trying out a photoshop technique for

simulating a graduated ND filter, the idea being to bring out

contrast in the sky. successful? or over the top? i DON'T want

an "artificial" or "photoshopped" look.

just wondering what people thought of the composition here. i

considered cropping out the big dark tree on the left, but i think it

throws the balance off. what do you think? ps - i already know the

horizon isn't level.

i think the exposure must have been tricky... i also like the way that one woman is hit by the light. nice job!

the cropped version is much better

i think its really cool, i love the detail and color of the cat's eye. also the composition is neat, definitely not a standard "here is my cat" shot. i have to say that i have nothing against digital in general, but in this case i would really like to see the original photo.

its great. i would recommend that, as long as you are using photoshop, you shrink your images a little bit. i would recommend 800 pixels on the longest side. this has the twin benefits of allowing people to view your entire photo on one screen and also making it look sharper.

i think this is pretty humorous, but it has only received a few

ratings and no comments so maybe no one else thinks so. do you find

it funny? also what do you think of the exposure, considering the

white dog and the dark everything else?

i like the one with the red filter better.

i have another one where the road doesn't run right up the center,

but i feel like this one is more balanced. opinions? what do you

think about symmetry in photos in general?

i like this photo, the light looks great. how did you meter it? do you remember details, like the aperture and shutter speed? i have often tried shots like this with terrible results, maybe there is some trick i am missing...

what do you think of the cropping in this shot? the actual frame had

more or less the whole statue in it, but i liked it closer. what do

you think?

i recently recropped this. how do you feel about the symmetry/the

subject's face being more or less the center of the frame? also

please rate, along with the rest of my tokyo folder.

do you think this works as an abstract piece? or is it too easily

identifiable? (or does it even matter?... can a photo be "abstract"

but also look like what it is?)

general comments are also welcome, of course.

i can't decide if i like the washed out color in this shot or not.

also, what do you think of the composition?

the photo above was made by man ray, not marcel duchamp.

i really like this one, i'm not even sure why. can you explain how you got the colors to come out like that? how was it printed?

i think its beautiful.

i guess its nice. this photo caught my eye since i recognized it as being of san francisco, despite the digital manipulation. i would like to see the original for comparison, from what i can tell this seems like a great shot of the city to begin with. the filter makes it impressionistic. i think it succeeds as an impressionistic piece because it gave me an "impression" of san francisco, without really being anything immeadiately or easily identifiable.