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Ana said 1021 days ago:
RichardFord said 1021 days ago:
Like it - square format though focusing on the crossing would be stronger and work better with the tilt.
Babylon said 1021 days ago:
@Ana, thanks for the suggestion. Green, yellow, sepia ... of course it is a question of tastes.
@Richard, thanks for the idea. I have tried it in square format cropping the left side and it can work well but losing much of the crossing lines. Mmmm, sometimes it's difficult to chose the right format or cropping.
RichardFord said 1021 days ago:
I mean crop off the right. So the square is capturing most of the centre-left and the line. Lose the dude on the motorcycle.
KevinG said 1021 days ago:
Very relevant to me. I like the added impact from the tilted horizon, the wide angle and proximity. Didn't understand the green tinting though.
Hihosilver said 1021 days ago:
Well, this isn't exactly how I pictured Dorothy in the Emerald City...but I dig it! ;-)
King said 1021 days ago:
Tilted is in this week. This is probably a pretty good photo all in all, but the green doesn't do it for me.
kadenajack said 1021 days ago:
Maybe I'm a traditionalist, but I'm not a fan of the coloring or the tilt. This is uncomfortable to view.
PaulB said 1021 days ago:
Fantastic. I like the texture of the white parts of the Zebra crossing. The contrast and coloration work really well here.
Beamer said 1021 days ago:
Very city! Not a fan of the green treatment. Could be very strong if more straight forward b&w!
Babylon said 1020 days ago:
Thank you all for the comments. It seems nobody liked the green treatment, I take note.
RichardFord said 1020 days ago:
I like it.
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This would be MUCH better without that green. Not sure what that is all about. This would hold much more impact with an extreme light yellow, sepia or b/w.