Picture in Picture

[chauncey]

John, IMHO this is your bestest street image ever...well done my friend.

[bnnrcn]

Great one John, 2nd version looks better

[RBSinTo]

John,
An interesting and well composed photo.
I agree that the second version is an improvement over the original.
My only suggestion would be to perhaps rotate the image slightly in the clockwise direction as the subject appears to be leaning to our left.
And I'd consider cloning out the sign, which is difficult to read and really adds nothing to the image.
Robert

[Shadowman]

John, IMHO this is your bestest street image ever...well done my friend.

William,

Thanks for commenting.

[Shadowman]

John,
An interesting and well composed photo.
I agree that the second version is an improvement over the original.
My only suggestion would be to perhaps rotate the image slightly in the clockwise direction as the subject appears to be leaning to our left.
And I'd consider cloning out the sign, which is difficult to read and really adds nothing to the image.
Robert

Robert,

Thanks for comments and suggestion.

[Shadowman]

Great one John, 2nd version looks better

Binnur,

Thanks for commenting.

[flashback]

Me gusto mucho John.

[Rita]

Wonderful image!

[Shadowman]

Me gusto mucho John.

Gracias.

[Shadowman]

Wonderful image!

Rita,

Thanks for commenting.

[John 2]

Nice!
I would tone down the sign behind her head and lighten her face a bit to try and mitigate the impact of the bottom line of that sign which is coming from her eye line.

....or clone it out altogether? Nice image John. I particularly like the colour rendering. Is that PP or as was?

[Dave A]

I like this image. Interesting subject and secondary things to look at.

Dave

[Shadowman]

....or clone it out altogether? Nice image John. I particularly like the colour rendering. Is that PP or as was?

John,

A bit of both, the original was slightly underexposed and she was standing in a section with good lighting on the far side, so I only had to lift the lights enough to bring out detail on the clothing, face, and painting. I always read about artists preferring northern light to work under, yet here she and the other artists were working under artificial light, perhaps the medium used works well under those conditions.

[Shadowman]

I like this image. Interesting subject and secondary things to look at.

Dave

Dave,

Thanks for commenting.

[Kaye Leggett]

So much in the image - very lovely. I can't get over the heels the painter is working in - Wow !

[Shadowman]

So much in the image - very lovely. I can't get over the heels the painter is working in - Wow !

Hi Kaye,

Hopefully not her normal attire for artwork. Thanks for commenting.