I really like the story of #1. To me that says Friday on a winter evening, just after sunset, and all you want to do is get home. However, the silhouette of the stoplights is actually a fairly small part of the picture, so I'm not sure how that might influence the judges?
# 2 is an interesting concept, and nice crop, but just doesn't quite do it for me.
#5 is an old classic - two faces or a chalice? I like the crisp lines and the background color. To me it packs the most punch of your series.
I'd go with #5, maybe #1.
I like the whole set better than the first thread. For some reason, the screen really bothered me. Maybe it's cutting edge, but that combined with the cat/window cutout was an odd combination in any event.
I really like the story of #1. To me that says Friday on a winter evening, just after sunset, and all you want to do is get home. However, the silhouette of the stoplights is actually a fairly small part of the picture, so I'm not sure how that might influence the judges?
# 2 is an interesting concept, and nice crop, but just doesn't quite do it for me.
#5 is an old classic - two faces or a chalice? I like the crisp lines and the background color. To me it packs the most punch of your series.
I'd go with #5, maybe #1.
I like the whole set better than the first thread. For some reason, the screen really bothered me. Maybe it's cutting edge, but that combined with the cat/window cutout was an odd combination in any event.
I like #5 the best. I prefer it without the glasses and I don't think it needs more contrast.
I do like these better than your original.
chris
Thanks, Chris! I am trying to convey the idea that we don't really know ourselves. I think the glasses make the image less abstract and convey my concept a bit better. But maybe it just lessens the impact.
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# 2 is an interesting concept, and nice crop, but just doesn't quite do it for me.
#5 is an old classic - two faces or a chalice? I like the crisp lines and the background color. To me it packs the most punch of your series.
I'd go with #5, maybe #1.
I like the whole set better than the first thread. For some reason, the screen really bothered me. Maybe it's cutting edge, but that combined with the cat/window cutout was an odd combination in any event.
Jake
I agree these are better than your original
"Dance like no one is watching. Sing like no one is listening. Love like you've never been hurt and live like it's heaven on Earth." — Mark Twain
Is this better than #5 for Do I Know You? Would it be better with more contrast?
"Dance like no one is watching. Sing like no one is listening. Love like you've never been hurt and live like it's heaven on Earth." — Mark Twain
The contrast to me looks fine. I kinda like the addition of the eyeglasses.
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I do like these better than your original.
chris
When you come to a door... walk through it.
If it's locked... find an open window.
Thanks, Karin!
Thanks, Linda! I kinda like it with the glasses, too. It is a little less abstract.
Thanks, Tatiana! I like it, too. But I am not sure that it is strong enouogh on the theme.
Thanks, red_zone for the detailed analysis!
Thanks, Chris! I am trying to convey the idea that we don't really know ourselves. I think the glasses make the image less abstract and convey my concept a bit better. But maybe it just lessens the impact.