Kenridge
Uploaded: June 02, 2007
William Johnson June 03, 2007
Hi Dave, You have asked for CC's so I thought I would just let you have my opinion. I like this one Dave, as it is a little brighter and has more contrast than most of your other images in your gallery. I like the composition and reflections, but IMHO I feel that this could be improved by increasing the contrast and saturation just a twitch. I hope it helps you a little. Bill J. #667457Dave Winchell June 03, 2007
Bill, thanks for your comments. I appreciate your insight. I often feel that once I start playing with the saturation I end up increasing it to much. Thanks again. Dave #4361395William Johnson June 04, 2007
Hi Dave, I know what you mean about over saturation. It does tend to be a personal choice doesn't it. I am often guilty of it myselfe. Bill J. #4363120David Pratt June 04, 2007
Very nice Dave! I think this is a wonderful shot. The reflections and the mod set with it is very nice. I would not play with the saturation at all. #4364491Mick Burkey June 04, 2007
I agree with Bill that it could use some saturation and contrast. But the general feel is very nice and I especially like the fog and mist. Nicely done! #4364629Steve M. Harrington June 04, 2007
Hi Dave. If you are going to error, I would say do it on the side of saturation. But then some people think I border on the maniacal with it. :) I think that if you added about +18 saturation and left the contrast alone, you would get a better feeling of depth yet retain the early morning mist feel.Sign up for an interactive online photography course to get critiques on your photos.
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