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Nice comp.....
I love the texture/colur and lighting on the bed, but find the light coming through the door a distraction. Without that I think it could be something quite special.
Great shot
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- Just a hobbist looking for feedback/critique. Please tell me what you see or wish you'd seen.
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- At 12:47pm on January 25, 2010,
Ken Okamuro said…
- Hello my name is KEN OKAMURO
I came across your White Peacock piece, and was blown away by it. It's
fantastic!
I work for a design firm in Tokyo (designing posters and ads), and I
wondered whether it would be possible for me to use your White
Peacock.
If you have any terms of use, please let me know.
(And if it's ok to use - do you have a larger data of this image you
can send me?)
kentwgbc337@yahoo.co.jp
- At 7:53am on March 17, 2009,
Kellie Paffenroth said… - yes it showed up
- At 5:54am on March 9, 2009,
T. Jones said… - No light-box for Kiku...just Rembrandt-type lighting with the exposure stopped back 2/3 of a stop. Given that the walls of my "studio" are grey, and I used a dark grey backdrop, I was able to control the light without having to touch the background in pp. It helps that my ceilings are 10ft, too.
So, if B&W is popular because it allows for greater control of dynamic range, do I have control issues? lol That IS precisely why I like mono, though: the ability to minimize distractions and more pointedly (and simply) convey a mood or vision or story. That's probably why I love your delicately-colored shots...you have done that in living color, like I'm right there witnessing it.
- At 3:06am on March 9, 2009,
Cheryl Lamond said… - Hi Phil, thanks so much for all your nice comments.
- At 11:55pm on March 8, 2009,
cloyd bundoc said… - thanx for the comment phil....
- At 12:17pm on March 8, 2009,
T. Jones said…
- Thanks for the wonderful supporting comments! I re-edited Tender Green to tweak some exposure and distraction issues. Kiku looks so much better in my beloved mono, the only editing I had to do on this shot, but just for you, here's the original:
- At 1:12am on March 6, 2009,
T. Jones said…
- I thought you'd like Winter Wonder. I just can't believe some of the trees still have leaves! The scene was rather boring without the sc, and since it was what they were looking at anyway, I thought to play it up a bit. Turned out rather well, glad you liked it.
- At 7:25am on March 5, 2009,
Ed DeLeon said… - hi phil thanks for the comments
- At 12:10am on March 4, 2009,
T. Jones said…
- Thanks for the thoughtful comments. I've shot the Trailblazers spot in fall, but those just didn't turn out well; I think the simplicity of having no leaves + snow made the "frame" much more visible. I didn't think about nd for Trailblazers...always pictured using them for bright sky purposes. Maybe I'll try burning the foreground a touch to see if that helps balance it. (Or maybe I can get Nik Pro!)
- At 10:45pm on March 3, 2009,
paul holmes said… - hi phil thanks a lot for the comments
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congrats on POTD
Superb.
Great shot Paul.
very romantic!!!! nice nice nice!!!!!
good shot
fantastic shot Chris..5*
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