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[Top Geek]

Nope, it's hdr so I didn't make any colour correction after tone mapping.

I know, but it's also more saturated than a Shamwow.

 

[Alok]

https://pic.armedcats.net/a/al/alok/2010/02/14/DSC_7864.jpg

 

[jayjaya29]

^^^ Picture tells a story...I love it!

 

[djdorifto]

 

[~Smoke~]

 

[LeVeL]

 

[jayjaya29]

Last one of this set:

50mil goodness, yum:

 

[CraigB]

https://pic.armedcats.net/c/cr/craigb/2010/02/16/mustangs_lotsofem.jpg

 

[Werner]

Click for higher res on flickr.

 

[settler]

Level it would be better other way round. It's mx5 so picture should be light.

 

[nomix]

My old man.

 

[donthomaso]

Im back from my trip to Japan. Here's a little teaser.. I will probably open a thread for the others, as soon as i have processed them..

 

[the Interceptor]

https://pic.armedcats.net/t/th/the_interceptor/2010/02/16/Zeiss_glass_1kpx.jpg

 

[LeVeL]

Level it would be better other way round. It's mx5 so picture should be light.

huh?

 

[settler]

I mean car facing to the right.

 

[LeVeL]

why do you think it would be better facing right?

 

[stiggles]

 

[settler]

why do you think it would be better facing right?

It's how our perception works. You look at the picture from left to right. So the direction of move or objects on the picture indicates the meaning of composition.

Move from right to left indicates for example struggle and move from left to right looks easier, lighter.

Since I'm more movie guy so example from war movies. "Our" (or good) army attacks always from left to right (check Private Ryan for example).

There are tons of such details which can change the meaning of picture or movie scene.

 

[LeVeL]

interesting... never knew that... I have the same pic with the car facing the other way, I'll post it later

 

[ALXBWSCREW]