Canon 5D
24-105mm @ 32mm
1.3 sec. at f/22
ISO 100
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up and down camera movement. I was going for an impressionist look. Texture and color saturation. I added some noise which was inspired by Ramesh. I thought I would keep an open mind.:)
My Frontyard-in camera blur
Canon 5D
24-105mm @ 32mm
1.3 sec. at f/22
ISO 100
HH
up and down camera movement. I was going for an impressionist look. Texture and color saturation. I added some noise which was inspired by Ramesh. I thought I would keep an open mind.:)
Last edited by denise ippolito; 01-31-2010 at 09:34 AM.
It works for me. I like the colors and I like the way the brighter details along the top 1/3 (I am assuming they are sky) kind of break through. The addition of noise seems to work fine.
I like this Denise. I like the slight movement in the lines too. I've seen them be really wavy which works too. Great technique and a nice impressionistic look!
Beautiful image, Denise. Abstract shapes of the trees and the depth adds a mysterious feel to it. Lovely colors too. It was a good idea to add grain (i think that is a better term than noise):) TFS.
regards,
ramesh
Thanks folks. I appreciate the feedback.
Ramesh, You are right grain sounds better;):)Thanks for the tip.
Very nice effect, Denise. I like the colors. Surely the grain adds to the image.
Hello denise
It looks like Manet! very impressionistic. thanks for sharing.
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As for this image I like it a ton, especially them COMP; the framing and the placement of the closest trees on a thirds line. The only thing that bugs me are the yellow squiggles on the lower right frame edge. Best not to have something finite cut by a frame edge.... I'd say dreamy and Brandenburg-like.
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Lovely image, Denise! I like that there are bright tones in with all the midtones but nothing stands out as distracting...very impressive!
Originally Posted by Arthur Morris
Hi Artie and thank you. Are you talking about the yellow squiggles on the left of frame? Not sure ?:)
Thank you all for your kind comments. I almost scraped this one till I added the grain(Thanks Ramesh)
This does look like a Monet. Very nice painterly effect.
Thank you Michael. I appreciate you taking the time.
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