**Photography Chat** Version 1.0

Alchemy

Great shots Parkerman.

I havent posted anything in awhile, here is some recent work.
R/C Rockcrawler











My buddies R/C


My girlfriend in Wildwood.

One of many amusement parks on the Wildwood boardwalk.

Spider

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Ryan
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Parkerman

Your white balance seems to be a bit warm in these. If it was intentional ignore this comment... but if it's not.. I figured I would give you a heads up.

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Alchemy

It was intentional. Is it too much???? I think the shots look pretty good, I love the first one. Im an amature photographer lol. Part of the prob is I edit on my gf's pc which has a crappy screen and I dont truely see what they look like till I post em and look at em via my Droid. I really need to break down and buy the new charger I need to get my HP up and running. Thanks for the advice though.

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Parkerman

As long as that is what you wanted the outcome to be then its fine. I personally think it could use a little less. If you wanted to keep the warm tone to it, you could desaturate it just a hair to make it a little less intense.


I really just wanted to give you a heads up in case it wasn't intentional.

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Alchemy

I accept and welcome all criticism. I want my photos to come out better so thanks. Looking at them I do feel its a tad much. I do think most of my color mistakes come from my gf's monitor like I said. Its so dull that I think I bump certain values too high sometimes to make it look good on her screen. In turn it looks off on a crisper display. Either that or I just suck

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Ryan
314WHP | 260LB-FT | STILLEN | KONI | SWIFT | STOPTECH | Z1 | PROJECT MU | CNT | UPREV | FORGESTAR | BRIDGESTONE | PWJDM | ENEOS | MOTUL