Activity for User 992 - Emil Davidzuk - drzuk@sbcglobal.net

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62 May 24 Reply Pete

I like your version Nice work

Emil		 May 8th
62 May 24 Comment Israel,

You fortunate to witness such Holy Land ceremonies, particularly around Easter.

Food for thought, bring the viewers eye to the crucifix by darkening the areas around it. Using LR I placed a radial gradient over the top of the cross and its bottom at the feet of the two people by the cross. I inverted it, set the feather to 65% and reduced the exposure.

Thanks for sharing your experiences in country.

Emil		 May 1st
62 May 24 Comment Pete

My thoughts were "Ducks in a row" cuz there is no similar phrase for Pelicans....

I like the shot, the remarkable thing is they are all facing in the same direction maybe to put their butts into the wind and rain.

Rain is your friend in photography even if it takes creative positioning from a balcony

Emil		 May 1st
62 May 24 Comment Adrian

Excellent composition, I admire the eye of good street photographers.

I have two suggestions: 1) remove the hand, it is a detail that takes you out of the frame and my mind kept trying to correlate the position of the hand/arm with his legs. 2) Remove the two light patches in the upper right corner

Well done

Emil		 May 1st
3 comments - 1 reply for Group 62
66 May 24 Comment Palli

The diagonal aspect of the window frame and the vertical tree outside make for a compelling view. My angst is with the partial window to the right, it distracts me from your central them and there is not a lot to see outside. I do not know of there are other positions you could explore down the road since I assume the Museum is in your town?

Regards

Emil		 May 2nd
66 May 24 Comment Charles,

My first glance at your post made me think of some sort of jump since it stops abruptly. I too had to rely on a Google search.

Love the clouds here. You may have to go back when the Sun angle is better to get the floor of the alley...

Regards

Emil		 May 1st
66 May 24 Comment Jack,

I think sharing your photographs of these Temples is welcomed by our group, I for one will never see them first hand so I live vicariously through your work.

The path has texture which shows in your post so I would not go darker. Thinking about Arik's and Henry's comments, I too think slight crop will help the scope/size of the Temple ruins.

Regards

Emil		 May 1st
66 May 24 Comment Arik,

Love your composition It takes us back in time pretty far and IR does it justice. I wish the lamp was off the building for my eye, it is a period piece and needs to stay I know.

Emil		 May 1st
66 May 24 Comment Melanie,

Your work has inspired me to get out and photograph some ferns, they are perfect IR subjects particularly with a mossy type background.

I offer an alternate processing in which I darkened everything but the lightest fern, making three subdued ferns and one bright, and a slight crop on top and bottom.

Regards

Emil

May 1st
66 May 24 Reply Arik,

Thanks so much for your thoughts. I wanted to make the foliage light and airy, not sure I got there with this version

Regards

Emil		 May 1st
66 May 24 Comment Gary,

Wow such grandeur in your shot. Lens choice was perfect to gather it all in.

I echo Arik's comments.

Frame it

Emil		 May 1st
66 May 24 Comment Henry

I like the white tulip created by IR against the dark window and its frame. Instant contrast. I would remove the striped object behind the glass, simplifies the scene.

Great shot

Emil		 May 1st
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