if you can, check the image out in Adobe RGB color space, what it was shot in.
Herb... ----- Original Message ----- From: "frank theriault" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Saturday, January 03, 2004 11:19 AM Subject: January PUG Comments Part I > "Unidentified Marine Anemones" by Herb Chong: > > I hate to be negative, Herb, but I also have to be honest: this shot > doesn't do too much for me. Not that it's a bad shot, it just doesn't jump > out and scream "look at me!" like so many of the other shots in this month's > gallery do. The colours are a bit dull, and it really doesn't seem sharp > enough in the right places for me; it seems that the camera or the focuser > chose the middle of the frame to focus on, and there just isn't much > interesting there to look at. I'd have preferred the big clump on the left > to be sharper. OTOH, composition is good. I like the "weight" of the photo > on the left, especially tilted 45 degrees like that. I like the dark on the > upper right; it balances the yellow nicely. Nice bokeh. I wonder if the > yellow background of the page doesn't do this image some injustice. Now if > it were on a dark blue background, that might bring out the yellow a bit > more, and make all the difference. A competent shot.
