loonly nights

[myxamop]

This is a picture I took passing by, something came out of it.

1/500 of a sec at F5 iso 100

what do you guys (& gals) think?

[wolfnowl]

Welll...

My honest first impression is that it looks overprocessed - like you bent the tone curve out of shape.

You asked...

Mike.

[Rob C]

This is a picture I took passing by, something came out of it.

1/500 of a sec at F5 iso 100

what do you guys (& gals) think?
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Quite like it; always was a sucker for simplicity and I think it works well.

Ciao - Rob C

[myxamop]

Welll...

My honest first impression is that it looks overprocessed - like you bent the tone curve out of shape.

You asked...

Mike.
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that is true i did really bump curves, but hay its better than leaving it this dead gray  that it was.   wasn't a very good day that day, but the loons only really come around when they know it wont make for an extremely good picture.

[matthew1]

It doesn't work for me. I suppose that I don't find it interesting enough. There is no tension or drama to the shot and the colour is too even - no dynamism.
I only mean to be constructive.

[DarkPenguin]

It looks to me like the foreground overwhelms the loon.  If  you could lighten the forward 20% of the image or just croup it it might work better.

Also, you should be beaten for the "loonly nights" pun.