I have a LOT of shots from before DPC or during my early weeks as a DPC addict that I need to go through and start to PS like I know what I'm doing ;-) so look for some more shots soon!
EDIT: LOL, guess I should put the thumb link to the shot I really wanted ya to see, huh?
I personally like the top shot better than the bottom one. (Just as a picture, not in relation to the challenge.) Whether its "worthy" of being a print - I guess it would be a personal choice. I might consider it if it were mine.
What you print and hang in your house is what YOU like! Not what we like.
Some technical comments: I think part of the problem is color: A shot like this to the sky looks better with a blue sky. The colors of the rock are very pinkish--I don't know if that is how it is, or an artifact of the exposure/camera.
The photo has a dramatic composition, but the rock itself, while having a nice texture, is not very dramatic, it's very square.
Again, it's what you (and your family) like that's important. The comments are just feedback for your continued shooting.
What you print and hang in your house is what YOU like! Not what we like.
Some technical comments: I think part of the problem is color: A shot like this to the sky looks better with a blue sky. The colors of the rock are very pinkish--I don't know if that is how it is, or an artifact of the exposure/camera.
The photo has a dramatic composition, but the rock itself, while having a nice texture, is not very dramatic, it's very square.
Again, it's what you (and your family) like that's important. The comments are just feedback for your continued shooting.
Regards--Neil
I was kind of aiming at whether or not people think it would sell on DPCPrints...
I might have to play with it a little more in Photoshop...I don't see a pinkish hue but then again, that is the region where my color blindness kicks in.
And as always, thank you for your comments and feed back!!!
I too see the pink hue in the top photo. I saw it before I read the post about it. I see it on the tree trunk though, in the areas meant to be white. That's an easy tint fix though...the greens are very nice, however.
caitlin
