Nit picky detail - if you've used layers, back of the opacity a touch (say 85-90%) - the white is very bright. Probably because I'm comparing with the orig.
Nit picky detail - if you've used layers, back of the opacity a touch (say 85-90%) - the white is very bright. Probably because I'm comparing with the orig.
I agree...place it somewhere between the original and the re-do. The whites are too white and you lose some of that vintage, tonal feeling, which goes along with the image. (That's my 2 cents worth!)
Angelo: I'd say that the image fits the challenge but it doesn't rock my boat. At the end of the day it's a pic of an unlit neon sign, outside of the chal. it doesn't hold up.
i disagree! i was blown away by this shot! i bet it would look amazing in print.
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Much better.
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Nit picky detail - if you've used layers, back of the opacity a touch (say 85-90%) - the white is very bright. Probably because I'm comparing with the orig.
Adrian
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I agree...place it somewhere between the original and the re-do. The whites are too white and you lose some of that vintage, tonal feeling, which goes along with the image. (That's my 2 cents worth!)
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i disagree! i was blown away by this shot! i bet it would look amazing in print.