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Jan 22 2010 06:52pm
Quote (kratos @ 22 Jan 2010 23:02)
In my opinion, that ruined it.


oh rly? :P
In what way?

Quote (wimsen @ 22 Jan 2010 23:40)
im no expert, but imo 2nd looks much better, shoes look grittier and more realistic, its his old running shoes, not his new running shoes^^


You don't have to be an expert to have an opinion, thank you :)

Quote (CitizenScuba @ 23 Jan 2010 01:45)
Personally I think that brings out the details more. Mainly in the laces and fabrics. I prefer the second much more and for that reason only. We all have our opinions though...


Yeah I agree, the black dirt in the front part of the shoe really makes it out now, and now when I studied the old one, I find the greyish tone a bit
desirable as well, so my thought is kind of split in half now, but I do think the second one of these looks more clean in some way.
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Jan 23 2010 11:47am
Quote (hestJaevel @ Jan 21 2010 01:53pm)
I took this pic as a tribute to my old running shoes.
I had some problems with the white balance so I erased yellow/orange/blue completely out of the picture, and after that the shoe looks so clean I just couldn't help but love the result.
It's so detailed and clean that I'm starting to think about getting a print of this one (both as a wall decoration and as a motivational :P )

http://images4.bilddagboken.se/77/_u8/_u4/_u3/_u2/_u5/u843256/f/o/85d994355c63425cb32bb1adbcaef5bff56cde623f5a4e46b58e3853c584170b.jpg


the ambience of the first image matches what you're trying to portray: old shoes. The second shot messed that up.
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Jan 23 2010 06:27pm
Quote (onepagememory @ 23 Jan 2010 18:47)
the ambience of the first image matches what you're trying to portray: old shoes. The second shot messed that up.


You got a good point there.
I think I'd need another perspective to catch that feeling a bit better, maybe from the side, or catching a bit underneath the shoe, to get that feeling a bit more :)
Maybe the inside or so.

My picture growed technically at the 2nd one, but it lost it message on the way, I didn't think about that one.
Thanks a lot :)
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Jan 24 2010 12:00am
Quote (hestJaevel @ Jan 23 2010 05:27pm)
You got a good point there.
I think I'd need another perspective to catch that feeling a bit better, maybe from the side, or catching a bit underneath the shoe, to get that feeling a bit more :)
Maybe the inside or so.

My picture growed technically at the 2nd one, but it lost it message on the way, I didn't think about that one.
Thanks a lot :)


onepage knows his stuff :) it's always a good idea to listen to him
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