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Jul 14, 2012 23:47 |  #1

I've been working on this one for several hours and am at a bit of an impasse as to which way to tone it... Not necessarily looking for a certain direction other than the client has mentioned The Matrix, The Perfect Drug NIN video, etc... as far as his desire. Just wondering if anyone has any thoughts... two versions roughed up so far...

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Jul 14, 2012 23:50 |  #2

I personally like version 2 better.:)...But whether or not your client will is another story.:rolleyes:


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Jul 15, 2012 01:47 |  #3

#1 I would push green tone a hair further
#2 I would push the black a hair further


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Jul 15, 2012 02:16 |  #4

My eye goes to the plaster remnant in the upper left and the blow outs in the center of the floor first in both.

The person in the chair is somewhat "lost in the sauce" in both but I suppose it's less difficult to find him in #1.

I understand the limitations of URBEX shooting where you sometimes have to shoot & scoot but you didn't do yourself any favors having direct shafts of sunlight straight into the middle of the room.


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Jul 15, 2012 05:23 |  #5

Why not put something interesting on TV like T. Leary's face maybe? A rat in the foreground might be a nice touch too. The guy's long left arm is a little too weird. Is this for a magazine?


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Jul 15, 2012 18:31 |  #6

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My eye goes to the plaster remnant in the upper left and the blow outs in the center of the floor first in both.

The person in the chair is somewhat "lost in the sauce" in both but I suppose it's less difficult to find him in #1.

I understand the limitations of URBEX shooting where you sometimes have to shoot & scoot but you didn't do yourself any favors having direct shafts of sunlight straight into the middle of the room.

Thanks and yeah, lost the highlights of the light coming in... this was kind of an impromptu thing we did after the main shoot. It's one of those things where I think it's kind of cool until you really try to make sense of it, he loves it, so he's getting some variation of this regardless. Gotta see what I can do with the originals before putting them together... I might even knock out 1-2 of the more over-exposed images for the HDR.

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Jul 15, 2012 23:02 as a reply to  @ Logicus's post |  #7

I'm aging myself, but the first thing I thought of wasn't Nine Inch Nails or The Matrix, but the old Maxell ads. His left arm looks like the scarf, and the whole setup just looks like the ad 30 yrs later in the same room, after it has deteriorated (if that makes sense). If you guys/gals are too young to know what I'm talking about; http://mcgarnagle.file​s.wordpress.com …c4_images201005​maxell.jpg (external link) But with that said, it is a very cool image.


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Jul 15, 2012 23:46 |  #8

KirkS518 wrote in post #14721948 (external link)
I'm aging myself, but the first thing I thought of wasn't Nine Inch Nails or The Matrix, but the old Maxell ads. His left arm looks like the scarf, and the whole setup just looks like the ad 30 yrs later in the same room, after it has deteriorated (if that makes sense). If you guys/gals are too young to know what I'm talking about; http://mcgarnagle.file​s.wordpress.com …c4_images201005​maxell.jpg (external link) But with that said, it is a very cool image.

yeah, I thought the same thing... in fact, we turned the tv and the chair in a little to keep from getting that exact look.


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Jul 16, 2012 19:35 |  #9

Same here!


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