Memories of Bodie
ehughes
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I was going through my shots of Bodie and I thought I'd try to give them a "vintage look" my question is.. are they appealing at all?
Here are the origional shots
Any input would be appreciated...
Ed
Here are the origional shots
Any input would be appreciated...
Ed
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Maybe they are a little light.
Gus
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I like your treatment and Bodie is a wonderful place to shoot for this. I like your coloration of these, but the splotches and lines are too consistent. The scratches should vary in thickness a little bit. If each shot was independent, it may have a different feel, but they all line up with each other as well as the splotches.
Other than my nitpicking, I like what you've done. I still see hints of color in them, is that my monitor or is there still some color.
Thanks for sharing,
Chris
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Bodie is still on my "to do" list!
Paul Strand
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Great job! I like the photo processing, but think if you could work on the edge effect it would br perfect.
Sam
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I like the results
I think a sepia tone would also enhance the vintage feel
Michal