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Not sure if this should be in alternative or critique but....
This is a discussion on Feedback? within the Critiques forums, part of the Photography & Fine art photography category; Not sure if this should be in alternative or critique but.......
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Not sure if this should be in alternative or critique but....
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Very interesting idea, it just looks a bit washed out. I would maybe enhance the blacks in it. Outside that nice creativity. It will have a certain limited appeal but experimentation is always a good thing to try in photography.
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Originally Posted by AcadieLibre
I think your right... and not sure why i didn't notice that... I'll darken it up...
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Given the fact that every technique should have a reason behind it:
Why yellow?
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good question....
to be truthful... i've been experimenting with paint shop pro 2...
this originally was a one click adjustment which i thought was a bit cliche so i made personal adjustments to my taste.... that is all...
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Even if you are experimenting, you should consider the why behind your personal tastes and how they fit the particular photo. Why not a light brown colour, sepia, or a modified black and white? Why did you think that yellow would make it better than some of the other possibilities? Did you consider other colours?
My point is that totally random techniques do not necessarily lead toward improved creativity or effectiveness. Great photography is not a random gamble. It requires thinking, planning, and reflection afterwards.
Tegan
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