Street Art

Dave_PM · 6th of April 2008 (Sun)

Stocky · 7th of April 2008 (Mon)

Those are some beautiful artists, but I would prefer a looser crop so that we can see what they are working on. You might consider a wider variety of angles as well. I see the same picture with 4 different people in it; you might consider taking some at a lower angle so that we can see their face, or maybe a shot over the artist's shoulder looking at the pastels from their point of view.

Dave_PM · 7th of April 2008 (Mon)

Thanks for the feedback. Would something like this work better ?

Stocky · 7th of April 2008 (Mon)

Lighting is hard in a situation like that. Your first picture looks underexposed while the second looks over exposed. I would also have liked to see a wider angle. You seem to have quite a set from that location.

LeuceDeuce · 7th of April 2008 (Mon)

I agree the crops are too tight. To me this is a series of images of women, not street art.

That's not a complaint either

Dave_PM · 8th of April 2008 (Tue)

The biggest problem I encountered when doing these were the people standing around. I tried to cut them out as much as I could. Or do you think it would have been better having them in. I did get shots of the artwork alone as well here are a few.

6th of April 2008 (Sun)	#1
Dave_PM Member Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: South Africa Posts: 85 IMAGE EDITING OK	Street Art __________________ Four wheels move the body. Two wheels move the soul. My Photo Album Canon 400D \| Canon 70-200mm f/4L EF (USM)

7th of April 2008 (Mon)	#2
Stocky Member Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Boston, MA Posts: 722 IMAGE EDITING OK	Re: Street Art Those are some beautiful artists, but I would prefer a looser crop so that we can see what they are working on. You might consider a wider variety of angles as well. I see the same picture with 4 different people in it; you might consider taking some at a lower angle so that we can see their face, or maybe a shot over the artist's shoulder looking at the pastels from their point of view.

7th of April 2008 (Mon)	#3
Dave_PM Member Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: South Africa Posts: 85 IMAGE EDITING OK	Re: Street Art Thanks for the feedback. Would something like this work better ? __________________ Four wheels move the body. Two wheels move the soul. My Photo Album Canon 400D \| Canon 70-200mm f/4L EF (USM)

7th of April 2008 (Mon)	#4
Stocky Member Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Boston, MA Posts: 722 IMAGE EDITING OK	Re: Street Art Lighting is hard in a situation like that. Your first picture looks underexposed while the second looks over exposed. I would also have liked to see a wider angle. You seem to have quite a set from that location.

7th of April 2008 (Mon)	#5
LeuceDeuce Goldmember Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Vancouver BC, Canada Posts: 2,362 IMAGE EDITING OK	Re: Street Art I agree the crops are too tight. To me this is a series of images of women, not street art. That's not a complaint either __________________ my website: Light & Shadow my flickr

8th of April 2008 (Tue)	#6
Dave_PM Member Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: South Africa Posts: 85 IMAGE EDITING OK	Re: Street Art The biggest problem I encountered when doing these were the people standing around. I tried to cut them out as much as I could. Or do you think it would have been better having them in. I did get shots of the artwork alone as well here are a few. __________________ Four wheels move the body. Two wheels move the soul. My Photo Album Canon 400D \| Canon 70-200mm f/4L EF (USM)

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