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 by stubbsy on Sun Sep 23, 2012 9:44 pm
A few weeks back now I had some free time (a rarity at present  ) and managed to make it to Sydney Biennale at Cockatoo Island. I've finally complete processing my images and have a few below for your comments. This first one was a wonderful, whimsical (and very popular) installation. For some reason the image on SmugMug is much darker than I see it in Lightroom:  I had a lot of issues deciding a treatment for the work below. I've now played with this so many times I'm not sure if this is awesome, crap or somewhere in between   Unlike the shot above this one has had minimal processing (principally a B & W conversion) 
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by Matt. K on Sun Sep 23, 2012 10:39 pm
OK...I'm impressed. The quality of #1 just knocks me out...it's stunning. I like #2 and I think #3 is excellent. Nice to see you back. Question...were you working from a tripod??
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by aim54x on Sun Sep 23, 2012 11:36 pm
Great to see some images Peter! I like what you have done with #2, I kept looking at different angles and completely neglected the front on shot.
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by CraigVTR on Mon Sep 24, 2012 7:39 am
Love all three. I would crop the bottom of number two, to remove the line of the path that cuts through the right lower half of the image.
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by zafra52 on Fri Sep 28, 2012 7:36 pm
I like all of them precisely in the
same orden they appear.
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by biggerry on Fri Sep 28, 2012 9:57 pm
stubbsy wrote:I had a lot of issues deciding a treatment for the work below. I've now played with this so many times I'm not sure if this is awesome, crap or somewhere in between
I look at these a few times Peter and i really do like that second one - the processing is sweet and the desat works nicely, one aspect that would have made it 3 thumbs up would be a slight composition change - I would have liked to have seen the image taken perfectly perpendicular to the wall, at the moment it looks like you are off at a slight angle to the left, additionally a small crop from the bottom so that darker grass frame the image would have been a nice natural vignette to the frame. Other than that I like the texture in the walls and that vine on the right is awesome.
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by Remorhaz on Mon Oct 01, 2012 12:00 am
#1 is very funky cool - I love how it looks
#3 is also very interesting - I love how my mind just can't reconcile the two people and the "shadows" - very intriguing
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