Response to Curves (Response #85)

Uploaded 616 Days Ago by kadenajack - 5 comments

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George said 616 days ago:

Vrrrooom! Vrrrrrooooom!! Take me away Ferrari!!!

Simple and clean, though the blur I find a bit obvious and the colors a tad muted for my taste. Just one person's opinion :-)

kadenajack said 615 days ago:

Thanks for the comment George. You're probably right. I was trying hard to make this curvy car work for the theme. Unfortunately it wasn't shot in the best of settings, so in order to keep the focus on the car I had to process it a lot more than I wanted. Trust me it is better this way than it was with corrugated metal AAMCO transmissions shop building behind it.

King said 615 days ago:

Oh, my. I understand that one of us is a professional car photographer (and I know that one of us was mistaken for a professional car photographer because I was the one doing the mistaking). I like that fact that this dramatic (and very curvey) image is presented with restraint, muted contrast and saturation. The car doesn't need that much help.

The fog doesn't look all that real, btw, but scores high on first impression.

Good work.

kadenajack said 614 days ago:

I am definitely not a professional car photographer or professional photographer of any stripe. Judging by what I have contributed here so far in comparison with the shots that get featured, I certainly have lots to learn about my little hobby.

George said 586 days ago:

Aw, Jack! You took out the corrugated metal AAMCO transmissions shop building in the background?!? Duuuude...professional car photographer's rule numero uno: *always* have a corrugated metal AAMCO transmissions shop building in the background!! I kid, of course. Looking at this longer, seems to me that making the entire area around the car blurry might have been a stronger presentation, particularly because the lower right area on the ground vies for attention. But what the heck do I know. A professional photographer, car or otherwise, I am not :-)

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