I'm glad you liked it, and you did a good job on fiddling around with it, now it looks almost as when I shot it. Personally, I wanted the environment to look more vibrant than the shack to further the feeling of the shack having become obsolete and faded. Had I done this in Black and White, the feeling of the world around the shack would not have been as strong, and there was little more I could have done with the image because of the Basic Editing Rules. Thank you so much for the nice comment...
Originally posted by CalliopeKel:
Hello-
I really like your shack pic. I followed the advice of some of your commenters and produced this. I hope you don't mind me playing around with your image. What do you think?
I really like your shack pic. I followed the advice of some of your commenters and produced this. I hope you don't mind me playing around with your image. What do you think?
Color on the shed is washed out , the shed doesn't give a very old feeling .. too much non productive foreground , changing saturation , cropping out the foreground and converting to B&W would give it a much older feel.
I would have liked this much better as a black and white. it could have been cropped to remove more of the grass in the front. The items behind the door are a big distraction - immediately draws my eye takingt away from the subject - the shack itself.
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