Hi guys and girls,
This will be my second post.
Here's a few pictures taken in the Old Port of Montreal city.
I was fooling around with Lightroom and decided to share my results here
Feel free to criticize my work.
This is a discussion on [Montrea] Old Port - on a nice sunday - early in the morning. within the Architecture & Man Made (cities, buildings, roads, objects & abstracts) forums, part of the Show your photo (Color) - Landscape & Nature (flowers, mountains, storms etc.) category; Hi guys and girls, This will be my second post. Here's a few pictures taken in the Old Port of ...
Hi guys and girls,
This will be my second post.
Here's a few pictures taken in the Old Port of Montreal city.
I was fooling around with Lightroom and decided to share my results here
Feel free to criticize my work.
Last edited by piyo; 11-17-2010 at 11:46 AM.
Interesting series David, a couple of comments:
- first shot, might be a tad too much sky and not enough grain elevator/buildings
- was there a possibility to line the shot up on a vertical structure on the LHS (lightroom has some perspective control in it and may have helped with the tilt)
- a tighter shot on the tug boat ( filling more of the frame) would have been my preference
- nice tones and colour in the wild flowers
- not sure what the main subject is in the final shot - steel staircase perhaps, again Lr's perspective control may have made a difference here
finally keep shooting, try different angles/perspectives and most of all enjoy
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Agreed - go back and shoot the tug up on blocks.
I like the building with the greeny windows. Looks cold and imposing. A serious building for sure.
I favour shot 2 here!
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#2 is best. The lightroom work is good and not over-cooked. 1 & 2 are a bit green on my screen which looks to make the photo's appear old. Was that your intent? For some reason the effect just doesn't work for me on the boat. Everything except the boat looks to be about the same colour and lacks contrast I'd like to see. If you can get in there, some close-ups of 1 could be a good show.
Thats for the comment edG.
-I'll try to go back to the old port and take some more pictures of it. It was a nice but very cold day for my fingers.
-Forgive me for my lack of understanding as my English is not my main language in Quebec. (LSH) what does that mean?
-As for the tug boat i guess that is how people call it, I was using a Canon 18-55mm kit lens... i tried hard to take as close as possible, no luck for me.
-For the last picture, why did i post it i wonder too, i'll remove it, thanks.
I've made some corrections and tone down the greenish windows #2 and #3
@Andrew - yes, i was trying to make the picture look old.
I removed the cloud on this one.
Is it better now?
Last edited by piyo; 11-17-2010 at 12:54 PM.
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