Played with colour curves in the first and B&W with grain in the second
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Guitar Dude at Flinders St
A couple of shots of a guitarist under the clock at Flinders St Station
Played with colour curves in the first and B&W with grain in the second
I like the first one - looks grungy, unplugged, raw. The 'wacky' green background fits with the dude's glasses and makes the bright red guitar stand out.
With the graininess of the black'n'white, I kind of think the subject gets a little 'lost'. If anything, my eyes keep wandering to the 'Peavey'! Last edited by BT*ist on Wed Mar 22, 2006 1:02 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Sorry Pharmer I was meaning to post on this shot before.
The first is 'wacky' but overall doesn't work well for me. #2 I prefer the grainy black and white, it works alright for me, this guy is quiet a character.
I liek your street style of photography the tone is kick ass! i think you can start contributing to street mags
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