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Hi Patrick,
First of all I want to thank you for your interest and for your opinions.
On the other hand, yes I like sharpening some of my images, but not all and not excessively.
Some pictures need a litle bit more sharpening, for a “dramatic” effect, some don’t.
In this particular case, it was stormy and windy. The red flag and the empty beach needed to be “accentuated” and I chose to use a tonal contrast.
Mabe it is not the best choice, I accept that.
I will post another image, with another athmosphere for you to see that over-sharpening is not dominant in my work.
Regards,
David
Another image I love. Your presentation is so clean, so good. In reviewing your three last posts I just can't help but wonder if you are oversharpening your images. It's really hard to tell, I'd love to know what you and any other viewers think.
I often deal with that problem myself with my images, and would love some input.
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Tatjana Puc Kous 17. Februar 2011, 18:42
Fine pic!David Daneuve 17. Februar 2009, 2:01
Thanks Francisco!Francisco Gonzalez-Ruiz M. 9. Februar 2009, 17:14
Very nice photograph. Love the colors. Almost looks like an illustration. Nice work.fco.
David Daneuve 5. Februar 2009, 0:56
Danke Dirk,Grüße!
Dirk Sachse 1. Februar 2009, 0:34
Klasse!Gruss,
Dirk
David Daneuve 28. Januar 2009, 16:22
Hi Patrick,First of all I want to thank you for your interest and for your opinions.
On the other hand, yes I like sharpening some of my images, but not all and not excessively.
Some pictures need a litle bit more sharpening, for a “dramatic” effect, some don’t.
In this particular case, it was stormy and windy. The red flag and the empty beach needed to be “accentuated” and I chose to use a tonal contrast.
Mabe it is not the best choice, I accept that.
I will post another image, with another athmosphere for you to see that over-sharpening is not dominant in my work.
Regards,
David
Patrick Chuprina 28. Januar 2009, 15:13
Hi David,Another image I love. Your presentation is so clean, so good. In reviewing your three last posts I just can't help but wonder if you are oversharpening your images. It's really hard to tell, I'd love to know what you and any other viewers think.
I often deal with that problem myself with my images, and would love some input.
Matthias Moritz 28. Januar 2009, 7:33
very stylish