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This is a discussion on Snow Day - Rue Saint Hubert - Montréal 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; Fresh from the weather gods - Feel free to comment on or critique any aspect of this image. Thx! Marko...

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    Fresh from the weather gods - Feel free to comment on or critique any aspect of this image.

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    Nice contrast. I think the cars distract a little bit.

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    Thanks ewaizel...i think you are right - This was shot from my window a good 50 meters away.. so I couldn't crop out the cars.
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    I really enjoy this shot, Marko. Having shot through a window in snowy weather lowers the detail and gives it a very impressionist feel to it. Love the symmetry of the persons positioned by each tree. Also, I like the relationships of the lines - vertical trees and even people, and the diagonal pathway and road. But what really stands out for me is the story. Why is the one person standing still? Does he/she know the walking woman and is waiting for her? As for the cars, I agree with ewaizel, but maybe they would distract less if you desaturated the red colour in the tail light, or redid the whole image in b&w, since there's so little colour in it already.

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    Thanks Doug - you totally got why i took the image at that moment.
    Here's 3 additional versions - do any help? Thx again!
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    Totally agree with Doug L. First thought that I had was it felt like an impressionist painting. I really like the first and second edits that you did.
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    2nd edit's my favourite - little higher contrast emphasises the lines. Great shot!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Doug L View Post
    I really enjoy this shot, Marko. Having shot through a window in snowy weather lowers the detail and gives it a very impressionist feel to it. Love the symmetry of the persons positioned by each tree. Also, I like the relationships of the lines - vertical trees and even people, and the diagonal pathway and road. But what really stands out for me is the story. Why is the one person standing still? Does he/she know the walking woman and is waiting for her? As for the cars, I agree with ewaizel, but maybe they would distract less if you desaturated the red colour in the tail light, or redid the whole image in b&w, since there's so little colour in it already.
    My thoughts exactly. Great timing, and I like elevated position. I really like the mood

    Of the reworks I preferred the first toned version, but would consider slight levels play to punch out the whites a tad.
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    Doug L has said it all! Second one for me!
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