Cedric MASSOULIER
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Cem_Usakligil
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More importantly, why? But philosophy aside, I like this image Cedric. It certainly represents your style very well and it is a worthy addition to your growing collection.
Thanks for sharing,
Cheers,
Mike Shimwell
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Ho do I cross the road? How do I get in?
I too like this Cedric - it is consistent with your oterh work and would attract me as I passed. The city is your theme.
Mike
I too like this Cedric - it is consistent with your oterh work and would attract me as I passed. The city is your theme.
Mike
Cem_Usakligil
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With Cedric's permission, I took the liberty of interpreting this image as follows. A bit of a highlight on the graffiti "how?", a bit of a local contrast enhancement, B&W conversion and a slight vignetting added.
How? - Cedric Massoulier (edit by CU)
Cheers,
How? - Cedric Massoulier (edit by CU)
Cheers,
Cedric MASSOULIER
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Hi Cem,
Your version is interesting because it drives the eye towards the graffiti which becomes visible and central.
In colored version, it's hard to see it first.
Regards,
Cedric.
Your version is interesting because it drives the eye towards the graffiti which becomes visible and central.
In colored version, it's hard to see it first.
Regards,
Cedric.
Michael Fontana
pro member
Yes, Cédric, I gree..
I prefer the color version though - that looks to me having enough abstraction, and making it b&W is not adding anything.
A good one for your urban-serie, with a nice feeling of space.
I prefer the color version though - that looks to me having enough abstraction, and making it b&W is not adding anything.
A good one for your urban-serie, with a nice feeling of space.
Paul Abbott
New member
I really like this image of yours, Cedric. Its well spotted and composed, I love all the angles of lines too, 'how' indeed.
The B&W version is by far the best for me, and is well suited to this type of image.
The B&W version is by far the best for me, and is well suited to this type of image.
Bart_van_der_Wolf
pro member
Hi Cedric,
I agree with Michael, I also prefer your colour version to Cem's (admittedly tempting) B&W version. All it takes is a subtle accentuation of the "How".
It indeed represents your style of photography.
Cheers,
Bart
Christoph Grabmayr
New member
I also prefer the colour version, but the idea of lightening the area around the "how" might work in colour too. Probably depends on how obvious you want to be.
Christoph
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