Ch 79 - Waiting for the Bus
greenpea
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What do you think? Got this shot while I was waiting for the bus myself...
Andrew
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Thanks for the improvements.
I can see how your suggested crop improves the composition, and looking at the original post compared to your edits my white balance looks way too warm now. It also looks like you darkened the image a bit. Am I missing anything?
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I only wonder if those adjustments are considered too much PS for the challenge?
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I think the croping is more than 10%, but I might be able to get away with the other PS adjustments.
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Mabey crop in on the guy beside the light post a little more?
Just my .02
The white balance correction is an improvement to my eye, but not necessary. That golden glow says "night shot" to me. If it were my photo, I would crop a bit from the bottom while staying within the 10% limit. Thematically, I like seeing the crosswalk, but from a compositional point of view, the amount of pavement throws the picture a bit off balance to my eye.
If you have the opportunity, you might want to try a reshoot. The idea is really good and worth the effort to kick it up a notch. I'll bet you could get a really good capture that truly needs almost no post correction!
Good luck.
Virginia
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The only thing you are missing is a minor sharpening... Good luck... you have a very good photo.
I had mostly given up on the concept and tried going in a totally different direction, but I'm thinking I might just try and re-shoot this. It was taken just outside my office, so it wouldn't be a problem to re-shoot. The original was a 5s exposure with a 50mm, I might shorten the exposure and try 85mm or 105mm.
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