2020 Project 52 Judith Noble (Urbanflyer) 1st quarter C & C

Another strong image, Judith. If it were mine image, I would look at a more asymmetrical approach.

https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/...cd72a64d_o.jpg

Lovely...

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Originally Posted by Manfred M

Another strong image, Judith. If it were mine image, I would look at a more asymmetrical approach.

https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/...cd72a64d_o.jpg

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Agree--I was rushed to get done and post it. Should have let it marinate a little longer!

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Originally Posted by Urbanflyer

Agree--I was rushed to get done and post it. Should have let it marinate a little longer!

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Much of the work I post here is only partially finished. I look for comments and criticisms that help me complete the images.

Week 5--Chair-LaConner

https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/...36e5a325_c.jpgchair-LaConner by urbanflyer, on Flickr

Perhaps it is just the monitor where I see this photo but it looks a little blurry...
You have here a nice symmetry Judith. However, this could be enhanced with a more homogeneous background.
Have you got any other shot of the same subject with the same criterion ?
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Week5 Chair, I like the composition and the wicker looks like its coating in snow, the background behind the headrest has what looks like effects of editing though.

Nicely seen, Judith,

I agree with Antonio, there is a bit of softness here. I'm also not sure about the crop. There is too much "solid" wicker on the bottom; I wonder if a 4 x 5 crop, rather than a square crop might not give the image better balance?

https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/...7c94e6c2_o.jpg

I too like the chair and the composition.

I found that the bright white paint draws the eye and felt that a bit more texture in the brightly-exposed wickerwork would be beneficial:

http://kronometric.org/phot/post/CiC...Wickerwork.jpg

Processed in RawTherapee. Mainly pulled down the whites with a "concave" tone curve, added Contrast By Detail Levels and also applied some sharpening. My adjustments were a little exaggerated by way of illustration.

Sometimes images with lots of brights can lack texture because of the infamous gamma compensation curve. :(

HTH.

Thanks, Antonio, John, Manfred and Ted. Always good to get the perspective of other good eyes!

Week 6--The Hinge

https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/...928706cd_c.jpghinge by urbanflyer, on Flickr

The hinge, nicely seen and captured, the textures and lines would've given you a more dynamic flow if you had stood at an angle to the wall.

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Originally Posted by Shadowman

The hinge, nicely seen and captured, the textures and lines would've given you a more dynamic flow if you had stood at an angle to the wall.

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Interesting thought--totally different concept than what I was thinking about!

Week 7: Surprise in the Forest---Came upon this during a walk in a local park. Not a composite! Just a fun surprise to share.

https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/...d197287f_c.jpgsurprise in the forest by urbanflyer, on Flickr

Indeed ... what a surprise!
Why is the statue there ? In which context ?

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Originally Posted by Antonio Correia

Indeed ... what a surprise!
Why is the statue there ? In which context ?

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This tree is on a lesser used path and has a perfect crotch (fork about eye level) into which to place objects. It also has a nice niche in its base that is great for fairy houses or other scenes. One or more folks have made a habit of leaving things here for fun. I had not been there for some time so enjoyed seeing what was there this time. Interactive public art at it's best.

Nicely seen and captured.

Week 8: Abstract at River's edge

https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/...a3e4424e_c.jpgEmergent Pink detail by urbanflyer, on Flickr

Week 9: Tracks

https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/...c2013e82_c.jpgtracks by urbanflyer, on Flickr

Really nice, both!!!