Comments: 10
morrent96 [2013-05-25 15:18:13 +0000 UTC]
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This is one of the most interesting shots from this style I've seen in the last year. I love the use of colour, the gradient, even the grain. I feel like the potential here is bursting. I do however, have to take into consideration the very dense amount of grain, coupled with the very underexposed negative. I can understand from an artistic point of view that grain isn't a make or break factor, but this work has a very distracting look from the grain when you deconstruct the image. I love the cropping. If you haven't seen the original, check it out, they all compliment each other so well. On the other note, the underexposed quality of the work (which seems to be the root cause of the grain) makes for a very underdeveloped and undefined midtone-shadows area. One can definitely see where the darkened state was reaching for, but a properly exposed negative darkened is much more manageable and grain free. aside from those two points, nothing else is really off. I love the cropping/compositioning and angle, the flow and movement is wonderful. Nothing else is in need of constructive criticism.
1) cleaner, less grainy images (B&W is usually where grain can come in handy)
2) more on point exposure. (with outdated film, always expose 2-3 stops above. Film looses sensitivity with age!)
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morrent96 [2013-05-25 15:05:50 +0000 UTC]
rad work dude.
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R9A [2013-02-15 13:34:19 +0000 UTC]
Beautiful!
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aerendial In reply to R9A [2013-02-15 13:55:43 +0000 UTC]
thank you.
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