Hi Paul, I thought about perspective correction and decided against it. Now that the "final" is complete, I may try it just to see how it looks. However, as with the lighting, I was really looking for something that wasn't too "flat," where tones and shapes were a bit uneven. The color range on the left band is pretty wide, but, on my monitor, doesn't appear extreme - by my definition of extreme, anyway ;-)) Thanks for taking the time to look and for your comments.
Shel > From: Paul Stenquist > Very nice. The blacks are rich, the detail in the colored portion is > good. I like the simple geometry of the shot. I am left wishing for a > tiny bit of perspective correction and perhaps slightly more uniform > lighting. I don't think totally uniform light would be desirable, but > the luminosity range from the darkest corner of the color band on the > left to it's brightest corner is probably too great for maximum effect. > Well seen. > >> http://home.earthlink.net/~sbelinkoff/wall1s.html > >> San Francisco Museum of Modern Art has a striped wall. It's boring, > >> but > >> yet there was something within the design that was intriguing. Here's > >> interpretation Number One.
