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01-19-2007, 01:54 PM #1
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print for competition
http://i136.photobucket.com/albums/q...9-4bwemail.jpg
I have some concerns about this print mostly her left hand. I need a name for this image. I would appreciate some feed back.
Thanks in advance
RickRichard J. Carpenter, Master Photographer, Cr. CPP
www.judsonrickphotography.com
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01-19-2007, 02:31 PM #2
Ideas and suggestions
Hi Rick;
My first problem is the size. You need to enter it as a 16" X 20" presentation. Some of the top needs to be cropped off. Next, your accent line takes too much away from her. There is a pipe running vertically up the wall ... a leading line taking the viewers eyes away from her. It needs a bit more contrast. The background layer needs to be a deep grey rather than black.
Here is my version ... I hope it helps.
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01-19-2007, 02:34 PM #3
Here is my first take on the image... I like the title "light industrial"

And on second, my title would be "blue day" I added a step mount to it
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01-19-2007, 02:36 PM #4
Titles
Hi Ron;
I also use Photobucket. Instead of embedding the path in your posts, just click Copy, in Photobucket, in IMG Code. Then when you post your message click Paste.
How about a title of "Sassy" ?
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01-19-2007, 03:05 PM #5
I like Flory's take on the image. Mine was a bit sloppy...kinda busy today.
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01-19-2007, 04:03 PM #6
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Craig and Will,
Thanks for the suggestions, I liked the idea of fliping the image. I now have a leading line of the pipe that takes you to the girl, I toned down the vertical pipe on the wall. I have a thing for long skinny prints, do you think it really needs to be on a 16x20 canvas? Thanks for telling me how to post the file from photobucket. Thanks Rick
Richard J. Carpenter, Master Photographer, Cr. CPP
www.judsonrickphotography.com
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01-19-2007, 04:47 PM #7
Unless ...
Hi Rick;
Unless you are a Master, you must submit images on a 16" X 20" OR 20" X 16" board. That goes for PPA, Regionals, State groups, and most sub state groups. Once you get Master of Photography you can use other sizes.
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01-19-2007, 05:02 PM #8
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Craig,
Yes I am, with that in mind do you prefer the skinny image or larger canvas?
Not sure if this is the correct forum, would you post how you select a portion of a image and make the underlayments. It really seems to improve the images.
RickRichard J. Carpenter, Master Photographer, Cr. CPP
www.judsonrickphotography.com
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01-19-2007, 05:10 PM #9
I suspect D. Craig missed that you are a M.Photog. and don't have to present as a 16x20. I like this print very much. There are a couple little things I would tweak from the way you presented it. I would move the image to the right on the background - wider border left, narrower on right. That would get the girl a little farther away from centered. I would make the background a few shades darker - like one of the darker grays in the image. I would tone down her hands a little more. The hands are not posed bad but you are seeing quite a bit of the backside of her hands. Toning them down a little would make that less noticable. Also - while I would not do this on a customers print - for competition I would slim down her right (left as viewed) hip just a litlle. First try burning it down a bit.
I like Will's Title of "Light Industrial" It gives a reason for this girl to be in a deserted factory. Plus I am always partial to titles that suggest one thing but then really refer to something else. As long as they aren't truly confusing!
HollyHolly Howe M.Photog., Cr.
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01-19-2007, 05:11 PM #10
oops! I was typing while you and D. Craig were discussing the Master's thing. I also forgot to say I agree on the flipping.
HollyHolly Howe M.Photog., Cr.
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