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Images => People, Portraits, Street, PJ & Cityscapes => Topic started by: Fons Baerken on September 07, 2015, 12:37:11
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colour
(https://farm1.staticflickr.com/705/20589907084_b4fefc0869_o.jpg)
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mono
(https://farm1.staticflickr.com/607/21027238799_5bd580d710_o.jpg)
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The matching colors in the first one are striking. Are it multiple images?
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Both versions are good Fons.
I love the mixture of vivid and subtle tones in the colour version
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Fons the composition is fantastic. The woman looking the same way as the picture, and the husband in the background going through his newspapers.
I don't especially like the over-saturated colors in the color version. The reds are hurting my eyes.
In the BW I think the contrast is too high and the background blur on the husband is too harsh, probably due to over-sharpening.
But that's just me, you know how I like not so sharp, muddy, and blurry images :)
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The matching colors in the first one are striking. Are it multiple images?
2 images next to each other like a simpls pano
Both versions are good Fons.
I love the mixture of vivid and subtle tones in the colour version
thank you
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The pastel colors of the first one seem to work better for me.
It just feels more rounded vs. the BW which has a disruptive feel.
cheers
afx
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Fons the composition is fantastic. The woman looking the same way as the picture, and the husband in the background going through his newspapers.
I don't especially like the over-saturated colors in the color version. The reds are hurting my eyes.
In the BW I think the contrast is too high and the background blur on the husband is too harsh, probably due to over-sharpening.
But that's just me, you know how I like not so sharp, muddy, and blurry images :)
Jakov, thanks for the input
The pastel colors of the first one seem to work better for me.
It just feels more rounded vs. the BW which has a disruptive feel.
cheers
afx
thank you Andreas
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Color for me. The image has a paint-esque flavor to it ... oils not charcoal ... so to my eye the color works best.
Gary
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Color for me. The image has a paint-esque flavor to it ... oils not charcoal ... so to my eye the color works best.
Gary
Thank you Gary
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colored one is quite wonderful
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As presented, I prefer the color, although I'd like to see a little less blue in the white balance.
The black and white version might be better with less aggressive tonality processing.
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colored one is quite wonderful
Thanks so much Lew
As presented, I prefer the color, although I'd like to see a little less blue in the white balance.
The black and white version might be better with less aggressive tonality processing.
thanks for sharing your thoughts Keith
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Colour version for me, but the red jacket on the left is a bit to strong for me, if it was softened a bit the image might be more balanced.
Both versions, the composition is great.
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Colour version for me, but the red jacket on the left is a bit to strong for me, if it was softened a bit the image might be more balanced.
Both versions, the composition is great.
thank you Anthony