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Post by jiro on Oct 16, 2011 11:59:04 GMT
Oh Em Gee, Raylee. I simply adore the simplicity and sophistication that you are portraying with these shots of yours (Wow, that's a nice metaphor isn't it.  ;D  ). #1 and #4 is just so "eye candy" for me. I also loved how you stayed on one subject to interpret "curves". I think this assignment would be so interesting once we're finished with it. Stellar!  |
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Post by rasbury on Oct 17, 2011 23:17:33 GMT
Here are my fist three images that i will start with.Still looking for my last two.    will post my last two here and leave a post later on down the line for a heads up.Sorry about the border on the second image. Here's my fourth image.  |
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Post by maryloveslucydog on Oct 18, 2011 18:45:35 GMT
Raylee, those are beautiful shots... each one.
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Post by manthos on Oct 18, 2011 19:43:22 GMT
Raylee, I like all of your compositions. #2 and #4 work best for me. The bw conversion is really beautiful. Ron, the banana is very nice. I can see a little semi-transparent thing supporting it? |
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Post by rasbury on Oct 19, 2011 2:51:26 GMT
Raylee, I like all of your compositions. #2 and #4 work best for me. The bw conversion is really beautiful. Ron, the banana is very nice. I can see a little semi-transparent thing supporting it? Thanks Giannis.That's just a bad cloning job.One part of my post processing that I need to work on. |
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Post by chrisc on Oct 19, 2011 3:40:55 GMT
Better way to do that is to use a rod stuck into the blind side. I had a student do something similar last year, floating various objects off a black backdrop...it actually worked pretty well.
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Post by Antonio Correia on Oct 20, 2011 16:50:03 GMT
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Post by rasbury on Oct 20, 2011 21:45:42 GMT
Very nice image Antonio.I like the detail in the glass.
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Post by Antonio Correia on Oct 20, 2011 22:35:19 GMT
Very nice image Antonio.I like the detail in the glass. |
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Post by chrisc on Oct 20, 2011 22:37:49 GMT
A bit nitpicky, but I would decrease the amount of negative space on the left side of the frame. It might mean adjusting the height a bit to even out the composition. I saw the shot and was immediately envious and mad at myself for not doing a similar shot last week...sighhhhhhh. Just relooked at the shot and have decided it shoudl stay as it is...I think...  |
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Post by Antonio Correia on Oct 20, 2011 22:46:15 GMT
A bit nitpicky, but I would decrease the amount of negative space on the left side of the frame. It might mean adjusting the height a bit to even out the composition. I saw the shot and was immediately envious and mad at myself for not doing a similar shot last week...sighhhhhhh. Just relooked at the shot and have decided it shoudl stay as it is...I think... Your hesitation seems like mine on the central line on the thread "Domestic violence" I have posted here somewhere. And, to be honest Chris, I like it the way it is. You do know by now that I would change anything if I recognize something wrong in the picture. |
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Post by katynoelle on Oct 20, 2011 23:49:53 GMT
Giannis, I like the way you selected varied subjects to interpret "curves". From what I'm seeing with your work, your "vision" is clearly developing nicely. I love the simplicity of the "Ropes" and yet I am also very much drawn to the intricacy and chaotic interaction of colors and patterns in the "net". Amazing! Good work, Man! Hey, Giannis! I just want to agree with Jiro, here. I see you developing you vision - these are wonderful. I, expecially, like the last three. Good job! |
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Post by Stevewebb on Oct 23, 2011 7:52:17 GMT
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Post by manthos on Oct 23, 2011 15:40:21 GMT
Amazing work Steve and great entries everyone! This assignment is flying. Can't wait to see more.
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Post by jiro on Oct 23, 2011 16:16:58 GMT
It seems like you also stayed with one subject, Steve. Good creativity and nice details. That sure is "curvy" to me. ;D Good job! |
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