Few shots around Newcastle UK

Just a few shots around the building that I am currently living in for first semester of medical school. First post in Critique and I've got thick skin so let me know... posted original and the slightly PPed versions. Not very knowledgable with the PP so any help would be great. Thanks

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My favourite would be the double yellow lines. Whilst the pp work may be a tad overdone on the others, this is one where a slight levels and curves adj plus saturation boost wouldn't go amiss. I'd just be tempted to crop so the vanishing point finishes where the lines end.

I like your PP. My favorite is the Fire Exit. I would just suggest cropping out the left side a little so it's slightly less distracting. Nice work.

Thanks for the replies. Keep em coming. There's GOT to be more I can do

#1, #4, #6, #7 look the most pleasing to me from a PP standpoint (so, I prefer to of the originals and two of the processed ones).

I like the grating shot, but keep wondering if I would have picked up the cigarette butts first (they distract me a bit, but perhaps that is part of the intent of the picture). Guess that is an "artist's preference" kind of thing!

Aw man. I didnt even notice the cigs in the pic. How did that get past me...good thing that shot was taken 30 seconds from here. Ill just snap a redo

Thanks

nsakis wrote in post #11358502
Aw man. I didnt even notice the cigs in the pic. How did that get past me...good thing that shot was taken 30 seconds from here. Ill just snap a redo

Thanks

Oh, heck, I've done way worse than that!

I'm amazed at how I can concentrate on composition and exposure while completely failing to notice a big shadow falling across part of the subject.