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Post by chrisc on Aug 30, 2012 2:38:59 GMT
 (Best viewed on Black Screen) |
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Post by Kit on Aug 30, 2012 3:04:01 GMT
Definitely is a much more compelling image on black. On the default here it looks a bit washed out, but a dark frame does wonders. Which is me saying yes, I like it. Very calming.
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Post by chrisc on Aug 30, 2012 3:17:19 GMT
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Post by chrisc on Aug 30, 2012 12:37:25 GMT
I am considering this image for a show so am going to need comments, please. Here is the flickr link. Click once to view on black. flic.kr/p/d2wQ4y |
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Post by nickjohnson on Aug 30, 2012 20:52:31 GMT
Hello Chris,
It's a very subtle image, and I like it a lot. I like the way the horizontal lines all expand / diverge right to left – with all the textural layers and colours between.
If my reading is what your aiming for is right, I'd like to see if darkening the part above the far water line might bring out the colours – like the pink – just a bit. In a similar vein I wonder if you could increase the pop in to foreground yellow.
In saying all that I realize that preparing this to a show would presumably mean printing it and doing so in mind of the lighting. I'd be very interested in learning what paper you print the work on and what adjustments you might make, and so on.
HTH.
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Post by chrisc on Aug 30, 2012 21:24:25 GMT
I actually decreased the foreground yellow as I felt it drew too much away from the water...I'll check again.
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Post by jjbacoomba on Aug 31, 2012 3:57:28 GMT
Beautiful shot Chris! Very soothing!
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