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    I wanted to implement two styles of color schemes.

    One being in color with analogue and complementary colors, and also monochrome for a more simplified look.

    I usually do a color, and a black & white on the same image depending on how the image is for the best of both worlds in terms of the color scheme.

    #21091
    Duncan Rawlinson
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    Hi tehre

    here is the exif data
    [attachment=0:1fd6k23k]Monochromatic Scale EXIF.png[/attachment:1fd6k23k]
    Date Time Original: 2013:02:12 04:25:21
    Exposure Time: 1/1
    F Number: f / 11
    Exposure Program: Manual
    ISO Speed Ratings: 100
    Metering Mode: Pattern
    Flash: Flash did not fire
    Focal Length: 34mm
    White Balance: Manual white balance
    Make: NIKON CORPORATION
    Model: NIKON D3000
    Exif Version:
    Pixel X Dimension: 3872
    Pixel Y Dimension: 2592
    User Comment:
    Date Time Digitized: 2013:02:12 04:25:21
    Subsec Time: 50
    Subsec Time Original: 50
    Subsec Time Digitized: 50
    Exposure Bias: 0.33
    Max Aperture Value: 4.60
    Light Source: Flash
    Sensing Method: One-chip color area sensor
    Custom Rendered: Normal process
    Exposure Mode: 1
    Digital Zoom Ration: 1
    Focal Length In 35mm Film: 51mm
    Scene Capture Type: Landscape
    Contrast: Normal
    Saturation: Normal
    Sharpness: Hard
    Subject Distance Range: Unknown
    ExifIFDPointer: 256
    Orientation: 1
    YCbCr Positioning: 1
    X Resolution: 72
    Y Resolution: 72
    Resolution Unit: 2
    Date Time: 2013:02:11 16:04:09
    Software: QuickTime 7.6.6

    [attachment=1:1fd6k23k]Color Scale EXIF.png[/attachment:1fd6k23k]
    Date Time Original: 2013:02:12 04:25:21
    Exposure Time: 1/1
    F Number: f / 11
    Exposure Program: Manual
    ISO Speed Ratings: 100
    Metering Mode: Pattern
    Flash: Flash did not fire
    Focal Length: 34mm
    White Balance: Manual white balance
    Make: NIKON CORPORATION
    Model: NIKON D3000
    Exif Version:
    Pixel X Dimension: 3872
    Pixel Y Dimension: 2592
    User Comment:
    Date Time Digitized: 2013:02:12 04:25:21
    Subsec Time: 50
    Subsec Time Original: 50
    Subsec Time Digitized: 50
    Exposure Bias: 0.33
    Max Aperture Value: 4.60
    Light Source: Flash
    Sensing Method: One-chip color area sensor
    Custom Rendered: Normal process
    Exposure Mode: 1
    Digital Zoom Ration: 1
    Focal Length In 35mm Film: 51mm
    Scene Capture Type: Landscape
    Contrast: Normal
    Saturation: Normal
    Sharpness: Hard
    Subject Distance Range: Unknown
    ExifIFDPointer: 256
    Orientation: 1
    YCbCr Positioning: 1
    X Resolution: 72
    Y Resolution: 72
    Resolution Unit: 2
    Date Time: 2013:02:11 16:03:41
    Software: QuickTime 7.6.6

    Now I like what you’ve done here. You’ve simplified your photo and the color so much that there isn’t much there which is great.

    One improvement an an almost abstract piece like this is to ensure you have some symmetry of lines. In other words be very careful to make your lines match up well.

    This can be a challenge because most lenses incur some form of distortion. You can remove some of that in post processing.

    You can learn from architectural photographers and their use of tilt shift lenses to make sure they get nice straight lines.

    I think you’ve clearly shown you understood the assignment so there isn’t much for me to add here other than to remind you to always thing about color in your photography going forward.

    Nice job!

    #21092

    Sometimes you gotta to simplify things to get that good shot ๐Ÿ˜€

    I admit that it was pretty tricky positioning my camera to make the shot as even as possible. I remember having the same issue when I took a particular shot downtown.

    But once I add a tilt shft lens that shouldn’t be much of a problem.

    Indeed I always think about what colors to add into my photographs to really make them stand out, but most of all, make a statement.

    Looking for to starting lesson 6! ๐Ÿ™‚

    Thanks!

    #21093
    Duncan Rawlinson
    Keymaster

    ๐Ÿ˜€ ๐Ÿ˜€ ๐Ÿ˜€ ๐Ÿ˜€

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