Nameless

[Wavelength]

For your judgement....

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Regards

[Clive Kirby]

My first impression was - too dark. However, I like the deep reds against the almost black background. The thorns are a bit of mystry though. May I suggest either get rid of them or bring up enough detail to see what they are. Otherwise, I quite like it, it is a pleasing image.
regards
Clive

[Polar01]

I like it very much, the blood red of the leaves and the thorns, I think it would be a great image for Easter, if a person were Christian, the black of death, the blood red of the leaves and the thorns for the crown of Christ. I am of the Christian faith, but not big on going to church, but that it the image that hit me.

Cheers: Allan

[chauncey]

Just for grins, if your software can invert the colors...give it a try...just for grins mind you.

[Sergio M.]

I like it, Nandakumar. I like the warm glow of the red on the leaves and the dark background. There is a softness, but I find it pleasing. The thorns are interesting growing amongst the leaves intermingled as they are. Very symbolic in a lot of ways.

Sergio

[Downrigger]

Very appealing, Nandakumar. Really nice. It looks rich and dynamic in transmitted light (on screen) and I like to look at it. But I wonder how it would look reflecting light? Maybe less exciting? Is there a rule of thumb or general principle bearing on what sorts of images are preferable on screen vs. print or vice versa? And beyond that – would you change this, and if so, how, for a print?

[mknittle]

Very nice Nandakumar I like the moodiness of it.


Mark,

[Wavelength]

My first impression was - too dark. However, I like the deep reds against the almost black background. The thorns are a bit of mystry though. May I suggest either get rid of them or bring up enough detail to see what they are. Otherwise, I quite like it, it is a pleasing image.
regards
Clive

Clive, thank you very much..... i felt the thorns are some hidden aspect there and kept it as such....
Thank you very much for your suggestion

Regards

[Wavelength]

I like it very much, the blood red of the leaves and the thorns, I think it would be a great image for Easter, if a person were Christian, the black of death, the blood red of the leaves and the thorns for the crown of Christ. I am of the Christian faith, but not big on going to church, but that it the image that hit me.

Cheers: Allan

Your interpretation is very awesome; thank you very much for giving it such a deep implication

[Wavelength]

Just for grins, if your software can invert the colors...give it a try...just for grins mind you.

Boyer, for your eyes only

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Thank you very much
Regards

[Wavelength]

Very appealing, Nandakumar. Really nice. It looks rich and dynamic in transmitted light (on screen) and I like to look at it. But I wonder how it would look reflecting light? Maybe less exciting? Is there a rule of thumb or general principle bearing on what sorts of images are preferable on screen vs. print or vice versa? And beyond that – would you change this, and if so, how, for a print?

Mark , thank you very much; personally i always like images in transmitted light; i leave the other question to wiser persons visiting this thread to answer; i am not sure whether there is a rule at hand for selecting images to be printed

Regards

[Wavelength]

Very nice Nandakumar I like the moodiness of it.


Mark,

Mark, thank you very much

[Shadowman]

Nameless, very nice.

[chauncey]

Guess it didn't work in this case...I met this guy at a show...http://jddennison.com/photography/photographs
Some of his stuff I liked.

[Wavelength]

Nameless, very nice.

Thank you very much John

[Wavelength]

Guess it didn't work in this case...I met this guy at a show...http://jddennison.com/photography/photographs
Some of his stuff I liked.

Thank you Boyer; i visited the link; yes, it works well there; i too have some inverted images in stock; let me check for them

Regards