Train wheels

Juano

I found this in my files, it was very hard to figure out what would work in different screens. This looks different in m tab, home and work computers. Any suggestions and comments welcome!

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TonyCooper

[QUOTE=Juano;1876738

I found this in my files, it was very hard to figure out what would work in different screens. This looks different in m tab, home and work computers. Any suggestions and comments welcome![/QUOTE]


Works fine on my screen. The black is shiny like it's been painted with
gloss enamel. A shiny part doesn't work well, but when everything is shiny
it does work. Good crop.

I might burn those two areas at the bottom right where the ground shows.
Burn 'em just enough that they don't look quite so light because the
overall black carries the image.

Usually, when posting an image that will show on a black background as
seen in DGrin, I'll add a thin white stroke to identify the edges. This
wide white frame really works with this image, though. It adds contrast
to the image.

black mamba

It's an interesting shot, Cristóbal, and it displays well on my monitor. The conflicting geometries of the elements come through well and add tension. The only thing that throws me off is the unequal width of the white framing....my eye wants to see the framing to be consistent all the way around. That's probably just a personal quirk and doesn't really detract from a nice image.

See you, buddy,

Tom

Juano

TonyCooper wrote: »

Works fine on my screen. The black is shiny like it's been painted with
gloss enamel. A shiny part doesn't work well, but when everything is shiny
it does work. Good crop.

I might burn those two areas at the bottom right where the ground shows.
Burn 'em just enough that they don't look quite so light because the
overall black carries the image.

Usually, when posting an image that will show on a black background as
seen in DGrin, I'll add a thin white stroke to identify the edges. This
wide white frame really works with this image, though. It adds contrast
to the image.

black mamba wrote: »

It's an interesting shot, Cristóbal, and it displays well on my monitor. The conflicting geometries of the elements come through well and add tension. The only thing that throws me off is the unequal width of the white framing....my eye wants to see the framing to be consistent all the way around. That's probably just a personal quirk and doesn't really detract from a nice image.





See you, buddy,


Tom

Thanks for the comments, I will try to burn those areas. This pic has proven to be quite a challenge to process.