what do you think about the sepia effect??
comments very welcome
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EoSD30fReAk Goldmember  2,198 posts Likes: 2 Joined Aug 2003 Location: Netherlands More info | Jun 09, 2004 11:50 | #1 what do you think about the sepia effect??
Photography is my way to relax
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dn7elson Senior Member 819 posts Joined Apr 2002 More info | Jun 09, 2004 13:21 | #2 It looks a little flat against the background. Tone and pattern of the streetcar is similar to the facade grid on the building which tends to merge the two. Had the streetcar been a darker tone, I think that this would have been very nice.
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Meerkat17 Goldmember  1,868 posts Joined Jan 2004 Location: Durham UK More info | Jun 09, 2004 16:21 | #3 I like the sepia effect but feel the same as Dale about the contrast of the building and the subject - can you darken the background a little to make it stand out more? David
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GPR1 Goldmember 1,069 posts Likes: 2 Joined Jul 2003 Location: Vancouver, WA More info | Jun 09, 2004 18:09 | #4 One more vote that the overall effect is flat. It's an interesting photograph, however. --Greg
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HKMonkey Member  112 posts Joined May 2004 Location: Hong Kong, China More info | Jun 09, 2004 19:20 | #5 Apart from what others are saying, I like trying to make it look like an older photo, but you may want to come back and reshoot when the modern-looking car is not parked in the street. I think it would be a more enjoyable photo for me if it were not there. Aaron Presley
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dn7elson Senior Member 819 posts Joined Apr 2002 More info | Jun 09, 2004 19:38 | #6 HKMonkey wrote: reshoot when the modern-looking car is not parked in the street. Good point. I didn't notice it when I first looked at the image, but now that you mention it, it does take away from the nostalgic feel.
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Jun 10, 2004 10:54 | #7 Thanks for pointing out some things every one
her's one of the same car from another angle and without any modern stuff 
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Meerkat17 Goldmember 1,868 posts Joined Jan 2004 Location: Durham UK More info | Jun 10, 2004 16:21 | #8 I like the adjusted one but the one from the different angle is a winner in my eyes. David
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Big_B Cream of the Crop Honorary Moderator  4,586 posts Likes: 1 Joined Jun 2004 Location: London, UK More info | Jun 11, 2004 02:28 | #9 Meerkat17 wrote: I like the adjusted one but the one from the different angle is a winner in my eyes. David I agree, but you need to work on the PS. The top and bottom halfs of the picture don't match.
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Jun 11, 2004 08:32 | #10 Big_B wrote: Meerkat17 wrote: I like the adjusted one but the one from the different angle is a winner in my eyes. David I agree, but you need to work on the PS. The top and bottom halfs of the picture don't match. Photography is my way to relax
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i know! i'm working on my PS skills 