Reshoot

Hey everyone, Colin that looks awesome. That's the one.:D
If anyone wants to play with it feel free.
Everyone has a different prospective of an image, so seeing anothers interpretation
of the same image I find very interesting... Go for it. :)
Jack

PS. Thanks Colin

Hi Jack,

No worries :)

I posted a few questions for you above which you probably haven't seen. Basically, would you like me to send the finished file(s) back to you so you can print it (if so, in what form?)

I guess jpeg is the easiest. I can also handle PSD files. your call.
That ratio looks fine. Is that 2:1?
BTW, how large a print would recommend.

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Originally Posted by jacsul

I guess jpeg is the easiest. I can also handle PSD files. your call.
That ratio looks fine. Is that 2:1?
BTW, how large a print would recommend.

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Hi Jack,

I'm uploading it as a PSD as we speak - that way you play with it if you wish, and the layers stay intact. It's 62MB, so not too bad. It's a 3:1 aspect ratio (+ boarder) by the way. Would print OK up to about 60 inches by 20 inches, although it's quite low-frequency, so you could probably go a little bigger :)

Thank you. :)

Great, got it. Thanks again.
Jack

Here's a more colorful version :)
http://kentwilliams.net/photography/boatBridge.jpg

Very,Very nice...:cool:

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Originally Posted by KentDub

Here's a more colorful version :)

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To be honest - different as the colour version is - it doesn't look believeable to me because there's essentially no colour in the water whereas in reality it would (to a degree anyway) reflect the colour of the sky. Also - to my eye - the strong colour in the top left draws the eye away - might be better if given a wipe with the desaturation brush.

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Originally Posted by Colin Southern

To be honest - different as the colour version is - it doesn't look believeable to me because there's essentially no colour in the water whereas in reality it would (to a degree anyway) reflect the colour of the sky. Also - to my eye - the strong colour in the top left draws the eye away - might be better if given a wipe with the desaturation brush.

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Your absolutly right Colin. I wanted to spend longer on it but decided to get out and get some of my own shots to workon for the day :)

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Originally Posted by Colin Southern

Since the bridge looked old, I thought I'd try a panoramic sepia look ...

http://www.pbase.com/cjsouthern/imag...6/original.jpg

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Awesome edit Colin.

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Originally Posted by ajith.rajeswari

Awesome edit Colin.

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Thanks Ajith :)

It's nice when one can think of a theme that the image really suits like this.