yup I totally see what iggy is saying, good catch.
I like the size of the colour version and the fact that the expression is more visible at this size - I think this size in bw would work well.
This is a discussion on Gretsch within the Critiques forums, part of the Photography & Fine art photography category; yup I totally see what iggy is saying, good catch. I like the size of the colour version and the ...
yup I totally see what iggy is saying, good catch.
I like the size of the colour version and the fact that the expression is more visible at this size - I think this size in bw would work well.
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I totally agree with that. I missed it too. Still not what bothers me, but I am glad you mentioned it.
Tiger. Thanks so much for the kindness!
Marko - glad you agree this works in B/W :-)
I do really like the orange color of the Gretsch tho but want to sacrifice that for the power of B/W
The only other thing I see in the image that might bother you is the distortion in the reflection of the guitar body. I see where you did some cloning with the distortion. I really like the distortion and your cloning of the wood grain behind it. If that is what you are talking about, I wouldn't change a thing.
***edit - I went back and studied it some more and realize it is not cloned. It does appear you had to burn it quite a bit from original to get the wood grain to come out. Like I said, if this is what is bothers you, don't let it. It looks very natural and perfect ***
Last edited by theantiquetiger; 01-02-2012 at 08:43 AM.
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