J Michael wrote in post #16845949
Those were all nice, with interesting perspectives. The last 3 are a little hot in the highlights. I'd like the guy in #2 pulled out of the shadow a little more.
Not sure what you mean by "hot in the highlights." I double-checked and they aren't blown-out. Here's #2 with the interior brightened-up a bit, please let me know if this works better:
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Acetoolguy wrote in post #16846819
I think the fun house needs to be in color, its a fun house not an abandoned ruin. I like B&W on old buildings, does not work for me here.
love the guy though.
I think of fun houses as dark and scary places. And, for now, I prefer B&W. But here's the color version. I think next time I'm going to shoot from a lower angle to get all of the "A*MAZE*ING" sign inside the entrance, and try to wait for some people to be coming out.
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planet5D wrote in post #16846070
#1 - no interest for me - just about everyone facing away...
I get what you mean. My interest was in the boardwalk, and for me the people were background objects. But now that you mention it, I agree, would have been more interesting if I waited to see more faces.
Please let me know if you like the above edit better.
Initially I didn't think that changing the crop would make a big difference. Now I'm not so sure. What do you think of this crop?
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Fixed in OP.
Thanks for the comments so far, they've been very helpful.