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Belle Isle Bridge

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The bridge at Belle Isle in Detroit MI.

Photographer:	X David Peterson
Folder:	David Peterson
Uploaded:	04-Mar-2009 03:31 CET
Current Rating:	9.00/1 View all ratings Delete my rating
Model release available:
Camera:	Olympus E500
Exposure time:	1/30
Aperture:	f22
Focal length:	60 mm
Lens:	ZD 14-45mm
Focusing method:	iESP P-AF
ISO:	100
White balance:	Auto
Flash:	no
Image format:	RAW
Processing applied:	Crop, Frame, Modified with Alfred's suggestions.
Various:
Image resized to:	534x800

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Try rotating the image by 1 or 2 degrees counterclockwise. Cut off the bottom part with the ice, because it distracts from the main subject (the bridge). Increasing a bit the saturation and reducing the red content would also help. There is too much frame around the image (white, grey and violet frames).

Alfred Molon at 12:32 CET on 07-Mar-2009 [Reply]

Tried and Liked!

Alfred,
I tried each of your suggestions and I liked the results. Thank you for the excellent critique.

Alfred Molon wrote:
> Try rotating the image by 1 or 2 degrees counterclockwise. Cut off the bottom part with the
> ice, because it distracts from the main subject (the bridge). Increasing a bit the saturation
> and reducing the red content would also help. There is too much frame around the image (white,
> grey and violet frames).
>

David Peterson at 13:24 CET on 07-Mar-2009 [Reply]

What a difference!

Aha, now it looks so much better.

David Peterson wrote:
> Alfred,
> I tried each of your suggestions and I liked the results. Thank you for the excellent critique.
>
> Alfred Molon wrote:
> > Try rotating the image by 1 or 2 degrees counterclockwise. Cut off the bottom part with the
> > ice, because it distracts from the main subject (the bridge). Increasing a bit the saturation
> > and reducing the red content would also help. There is too much frame around the image (white,
> > grey and violet frames).
> >
>

Alfred Molon at 15:58 CET on 07-Mar-2009 [Reply]