submit a photo to the urban75 critics

[boskysquelch]

Overly saturated for me, poor lass looks like she's been tangoed.

LOL>..nah thats prolly your monitor settings>pr0n 70's stylee sRGB whaddeva_doooberry wotzit! ,,,but then agin I know what you mean...I have two monitors I have seen it on that seem fine to me***,,,,mmmm...will look again on another the evenin'...aight? ,,,,ty 4 yr 1nput br0! ,,,seen N E kewlio 4nthr0 recents like?


*Gawd i'm a bit toasted today

***oh my!...I may have cocked up...goes to check stufff!!!!

runs in from rain!!!.

 

[pengaleng]

firky!!!!! pm me!!!!

 

[boskysquelch]

firky!!!!! pm me!!!!

Off topicc!!!??? meh! meh!meh!

 

[Robster970]

Overly saturated for me, poor lass looks like she's been tangoed.

I like it like that - suits the moody look. Then again what do I know.

 

[pengaleng]

I had a good read of some of threads and looking forward to some banter.

yeh but you aint in 'the clique' izzzzzz jooooooo!!!!!

 

[Robster970]

yeh but you aint in 'the clique' izzzzzz jooooooo!!!!!

oh no, certainly not. not sure about cliques, they usually have something to hide.

 

[dlx1]

Robster970

that nice, rich blues. What did you take photo with (Make/Model)

 

[wordie]

Overly saturated for me, poor lass looks like she's been tangoed.

Both my monitors reckon she's been tango'd too! Either that or you're an orange squelcher....

 

[Robster970]

that nice, rich blues. What did you take photo with (Make/Model)

Nikon f80 with a sigma 28-105m lens. the blue saturation is down to the velvia film that was used. i like saturated colours.

 

[boskysquelch]

Both my monitors reckon she's been tango'd too! Either that or you're an orange squelcher....

*spits out dummy......Velvia is shite(j/k) and so are Sigmas(not!)...hoikes back into caravan to de_Tango for the Urb_clique....look at their bums!!!!

 

[GarfieldLeChat]

not so much a critic i'm looking for here as a possible solution to stop this happening http://tinyurl.com/dq6jk

clearly the mark shouldn't be there any ideas what's causing it... it's the same regardless of which lens i use

 

[Hocus Eye.]

ok, I'm new to this forum too but have been taking pics for some time.

any comments about this? taken in Iceland - I'm rather pleased with it.....

Boat

That is a superb picture. I like the graphic quality that comes from taking it flat-on and also the saturated colour with a restricted palette - mostly blue and white with a bit of brown. Is the Iceland sky normally that blue or did you use a polarizing filter?

Hocus Eye

 

[Robster970]

That is a superb picture. I like the graphic quality that comes from taking it flat-on and also the saturated colour with a restricted palette - mostly blue and white with a bit of brown. Is the Iceland sky normally that blue or did you use a polarizing filter?

Hocus Eye

On a clear day yes, very, very, very bright so the whites caused the metering to underexpose - hence the depth of blue you would normally only get with a polariser - in short no. Ta for the feedback though - nice to know others like the pic.

 

[General Ludd]

Have yet to decide whether I love this photo or think that more of the fence should have been kept sharp.

http://www.srcf.ucam.org/~ltk22/index.php?category=280605beachtrip&image=_DSC0646

 

[alef]

Have yet to decide whether I love this photo or think that more of the fence should have been kept sharp.

http://www.srcf.ucam.org/~ltk22/index.php?category=280605beachtrip&image=_DSC0646

Agree, think you need more of the fence sharp since it's the curving of the fence that's most interesting, rather than just the post on the left.

 

[alef]

ok, I'm new to this forum too but have been taking pics for some time.

any comments about this? taken in Iceland - I'm rather pleased with it.....

Boat

I'm an immediate fan of this shot, love it! I wouldn't want it tilted at all, like the composition exactly how it is. My only nitpick would be to have it all sharper, the fence and hydrant look a tad soft to me. And perhaps boost up the reds a bit too? But really, it's a stunner.

 

[Soreenkid]

battle of trafalgar re-enactment on wednesday, and yeah... its another B&W

Colour is for the paint

 

[GarfieldLeChat]

http://ic1.deviantart.com/fs7/i/2005/178/5/2/Peekaboo_by_GarfieldLeChat.jpg

this one gwan do your worst...

 

[Soreenkid]

You can't hot link from DA, muppetboy

 

[atomik]

You can't hot link from DA, muppetboy

Harsh but true

 

[pengaleng]

You Cant Hotlink On DeviantART Dude!!!!


i think he means this picture... http://www.deviantart.com/deviation/19945540/

 

[boskysquelch]

read the FAQs durrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr!

 

[boskysquelch]

http://www.deviantart.com/deviation/19945540/

I love her eyelashes...but the pickee is toooo big for 1024/768(the lappy I'm on)...looks poop_soft and fudgey...but the potential is there....

 

[GarfieldLeChat]

the original was blurred hence the softness no edges

 

[Soreenkid]

crit me

 

[GarfieldLeChat]

i like it it has that old newspaper type image thing about it, however i think it'd be better in colour there's not enough contrast between the different fireworks explosions to warrent black and white imo

 

[Soreenkid]

Its done in HDR in PS CS2, there's over 500,000 grey tones in that pic - get a better monitor or sort out ya profile

 

[Soreenkid]

actually, HDR is probably the greatest feature Adobe have put in Photoshop.

http://www.earthboundlight.com/phototips/photoshop-cs2-hdr-32bit.html?source=rss

 

[GarfieldLeChat]

Its done in HDR in PS CS2, there's over 500,000 grey tones in that pic - get a better monitor or sort out ya profile

hmm sorry but viewing at work with a standard monitor, for graphic on the web you have to consider what kit your audience may be using... however if you are going for a print verison then this would be a fine method of displaying your shot...

 

[GarfieldLeChat]

also reading the HDR thing you posted ould suggest you needed to have taken at least 3 but prefferably 5 or 7 shots all at different expousures in order for the effect to work ...