An image taken at Coal Drops Yard in London…processed on the iPad, I feel I could possibly get it a little ‘sharper’ in the areas I want, and a tad less distracting in the foreground on the Mac…we shall see
I had set out to get some silhouettes – I did get one or two that day, and these are my ‘almost silhouettes’ :
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Sometimes a little softness works, instead of sharpness. 🙂 Nice one!!
Thank you, Lynn, glad you like this!
I like the cobbles/stones, and the light in the foreground, Sue.
Best wishes, Pete.
Thanks, Pete! More to come from here..”
The foreground without any people is quite fascinating by itself.
Oh, thanks, Elizabeth! I am quite picky about how people appear in my images, and the number in this shot is more than I usually have, but the image worked!
I agree. I just saw the potential for two different photos, one whole, one cropped.
A bit of cropping will fix this one for sure Sue 🙂
No, need the foreground as a lead-in, Brian!
I would trim the top and the right hand side. I agree the foreground is excellent 🙂
Nooô! I like the right hand side!
I do too but maybe a small amount?
Hmmmmm….😊😊
The dark top gone would highlight the foreground more and maybe the pylon and that part seat? Only needs a bit 🙂
I like street photos in bw, they really appeal to me, as does this one too
Many thanks, Ritva!