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Posted 27/06/2020 - 15:04
Loving your experimental phase Robbie - I'm not often a fan of overly vibrant colours but these work well!
Saying that, the more muted blues in No.2 work brilliantly against the Poppy red
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Saying that, the more muted blues in No.2 work brilliantly against the Poppy red
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Posted 27/06/2020 - 15:27
I love 3 and 4, such 'happy' images.
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Posted 27/06/2020 - 15:30
LennyBloke wrote:
Loving your experimental phase Robbie - I'm not often a fan of overly vibrant colours but these work well!
Saying that, the more muted blues in No.2 work brilliantly against the Poppy red
Loving your experimental phase Robbie - I'm not often a fan of overly vibrant colours but these work well!
Saying that, the more muted blues in No.2 work brilliantly against the Poppy red
Thanks John. I drive the wife nuts by printing some off in A3+ and threaten to put up on some wall
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Posted 27/06/2020 - 15:33
HarisF1 wrote:
I love 3 and 4, such 'happy' images.
I love 3 and 4, such 'happy' images.
Thanks, some like the Yellows more, some are drawn to the Reds
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Posted 27/06/2020 - 15:46
robbiec wrote:
Thanks, some like the Yellows more, some are drawn to the Reds
HarisF1 wrote:
I love 3 and 4, such 'happy' images.
I love 3 and 4, such 'happy' images.
Thanks, some like the Yellows more, some are drawn to the Reds
This seems to be very true although reading your post about printing them I think number 2 would make a great framed print on the wall of a classic living room, whereas 3 and 4 would be more suited to a lively colourful area in the home.
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Posted 27/06/2020 - 16:03
HarisF1 wrote:
This seems to be very true although reading your post about printing them I think number 2 would make a great framed print on the wall of a classic living room, whereas 3 and 4 would be more suited to a lively colourful area in the home.
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Thanks, some like the Yellows more, some are drawn to the Reds
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I love 3 and 4, such 'happy' images.
I love 3 and 4, such 'happy' images.
Thanks, some like the Yellows more, some are drawn to the Reds
This seems to be very true although reading your post about printing them I think number 2 would make a great framed print on the wall of a classic living room, whereas 3 and 4 would be more suited to a lively colourful area in the home.
Do you mind if I quote you on this?
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Posted 27/06/2020 - 16:14
robbiec wrote:
Do you mind if I quote you on this?
HarisF1 wrote:
This seems to be very true although reading your post about printing them I think number 2 would make a great framed print on the wall of a classic living room, whereas 3 and 4 would be more suited to a lively colourful area in the home.
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Thanks, some like the Yellows more, some are drawn to the Reds
HarisF1 wrote:
I love 3 and 4, such 'happy' images.
I love 3 and 4, such 'happy' images.
Thanks, some like the Yellows more, some are drawn to the Reds
This seems to be very true although reading your post about printing them I think number 2 would make a great framed print on the wall of a classic living room, whereas 3 and 4 would be more suited to a lively colourful area in the home.
Do you mind if I quote you on this?
I think I'm safe across the narrow sea so go ahead
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Posted 27/06/2020 - 16:54
That is a lovely shot, with the rain drops adding the icing to the cake.
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Posted 27/06/2020 - 17:55
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That is a lovely shot, with the rain drops adding the icing to the cake.
That is a lovely shot, with the rain drops adding the icing to the cake.
Thanks Peter, glad you liked.
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Posted 28/06/2020 - 10:14
I too love the vibrancy of the last two. Poppies are good too but on the second there is a halo effect around the fringes, maybe down to desaturating the background in post processing?
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Posted 28/06/2020 - 12:56
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I too love the vibrancy of the last two. Poppies are good too but on the second there is a halo effect around the fringes, maybe down to desaturating the background in post processing?
I too love the vibrancy of the last two. Poppies are good too but on the second there is a halo effect around the fringes, maybe down to desaturating the background in post processing?
I agree with Rob's comments, and having spotted the halo effect, it is distracting. I prefer the yellow flower shots, and I like number 4 even more when the image is reversed left-right.
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Posted 28/06/2020 - 13:16
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I too love the vibrancy of the last two. Poppies are good too but on the second there is a halo effect around the fringes, maybe down to desaturating the background in post processing?
I too love the vibrancy of the last two. Poppies are good too but on the second there is a halo effect around the fringes, maybe down to desaturating the background in post processing?
Would be the desaturation. So tick another for the Yellows
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Posted 28/06/2020 - 13:19
MrB wrote:
I agree with Rob's comments, and having spotted the halo effect, it is distracting. I prefer the yellow flower shots, and I like number 4 even more when the image is reversed left-right.
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I too love the vibrancy of the last two. Poppies are good too but on the second there is a halo effect around the fringes, maybe down to desaturating the background in post processing?
I too love the vibrancy of the last two. Poppies are good too but on the second there is a halo effect around the fringes, maybe down to desaturating the background in post processing?
I agree with Rob's comments, and having spotted the halo effect, it is distracting. I prefer the yellow flower shots, and I like number 4 even more when the image is reversed left-right.
Philip
Interesting that you say distracting, some enjoy that effect, different eyes, different views. Unfortunately it is not something I can easily erase. Glad you liked the others, thanks for your feedback.
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