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WhatSheSaw
Feb-21-2010, 11:54 AM
So let me have it! :D
#1 Day Is Done
http://whatshesaw.smugmug.com/Competitions/DSS44-Silhouettes/P1210923AdjustCrop/793623780_sHguE-L.jpg
#2 Reflection
http://whatshesaw.smugmug.com/Competitions/DSS44-Silhouettes/P1220047AdjustCrop/793623193_xbRMy-L.jpg
#3 Grain
http://whatshesaw.smugmug.com/Competitions/DSS44-Silhouettes/P1220052AdjustCrop/793623130_myu44-L.jpg
#4 Grain 2
http://whatshesaw.smugmug.com/Competitions/DSS44-Silhouettes/P1220053AdjustCrop/793623232_2iFQW-L.jpg
#5 Do I Know You?
http://whatshesaw.smugmug.com/Competitions/DSS44-Silhouettes/DoIKnowYouAdjust/793623074_BCAeT-L.jpg
red_zone
Feb-21-2010, 01:59 PM
I really like the story of #1. To me that says Friday on a winter evening, just after sunset, and all you want to do is get home. However, the silhouette of the stoplights is actually a fairly small part of the picture, so I'm not sure how that might influence the judges?
# 2 is an interesting concept, and nice crop, but just doesn't quite do it for me.
#5 is an old classic - two faces or a chalice? I like the crisp lines and the background color. To me it packs the most punch of your series.
I'd go with #5, maybe #1.
I like the whole set better than the first thread. For some reason, the screen really bothered me. Maybe it's cutting edge, but that combined with the cat/window cutout was an odd combination in any event.
WhatSheSaw
Feb-21-2010, 02:05 PM
This was the original.
http://whatshesaw.smugmug.com/Competitions/DSS44-Silhouettes/P1210901AdjustCrop/788296475_pjZYL-L.jpg
ic4u
Feb-21-2010, 02:54 PM
#5 then #1
I agree these are better than your original:thumb
WhatSheSaw
Feb-21-2010, 03:22 PM
Thanks, ic4u and RedZone!
Is this better than #5 for Do I Know You? Would it be better with more contrast?
http://whatshesaw.smugmug.com/Competitions/DSS44-Silhouettes/DoIKnowYou2/793814828_Ftgq8-L.jpg
ic4u
Feb-21-2010, 04:16 PM
Nice:thumb ....I personally don't think it needs more contrast, but maybe someone else will chime in too
richtersl
Feb-21-2010, 04:27 PM
I like it too! I think it's a stronger entry than your original. :thumb
The contrast to me looks fine. I kinda like the addition of the eyeglasses.
travelways
Feb-21-2010, 05:18 PM
I like #1
tinamarie52
Feb-21-2010, 05:49 PM
I like #5 the best. I prefer it without the glasses and I don't think it needs more contrast.
I do like these better than your original.
chris
WhatSheSaw
Feb-21-2010, 11:48 PM
Nice:thumb ....I personally don't think it needs more contrast, but maybe someone else will chime in too
Thanks, Karin!
WhatSheSaw
Feb-21-2010, 11:51 PM
I like it too! I think it's a stronger entry than your original. :thumb
The contrast to me looks fine. I kinda like the addition of the eyeglasses.
Thanks, Linda! I kinda like it with the glasses, too. It is a little less abstract.
WhatSheSaw
Feb-21-2010, 11:52 PM
I like #1
Thanks, Tatiana! I like it, too. But I am not sure that it is strong enouogh on the theme.
WhatSheSaw
Feb-21-2010, 11:54 PM
I really like the story of #1. To me that says Friday on a winter evening, just after sunset, and all you want to do is get home. However, the silhouette of the stoplights is actually a fairly small part of the picture, so I'm not sure how that might influence the judges?
# 2 is an interesting concept, and nice crop, but just doesn't quite do it for me.
#5 is an old classic - two faces or a chalice? I like the crisp lines and the background color. To me it packs the most punch of your series.
I'd go with #5, maybe #1.
I like the whole set better than the first thread. For some reason, the screen really bothered me. Maybe it's cutting edge, but that combined with the cat/window cutout was an odd combination in any event.
Thanks, red_zone for the detailed analysis!
WhatSheSaw
Feb-21-2010, 11:59 PM
I like #5 the best. I prefer it without the glasses and I don't think it needs more contrast.
I do like these better than your original.
chris
Thanks, Chris! I am trying to convey the idea that we don't really know ourselves. I think the glasses make the image less abstract and convey my concept a bit better. But maybe it just lessens the impact. :scratch
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