which works better as a print

opti76 · 22-09-2009 6:12pm #1

i will be leaving my current job at the end of the week and the boss asked me to take a pic of the main bridge in the town and print it off before i go. he likes the bridge and i "have a good camera":rolleyes:

so i oblidged .. now which one would be better as a print ..

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stcstc · 22-09-2009 6:16pm

i much prefer the colour

but kinda depends on size, i reckon you should do it reasonablylarge

bren2002 · 22-09-2009 6:35pm

Colour for me, but I'm normally and grey & grey man

smash · 22-09-2009 6:39pm

do both

m_s_nixon · 22-09-2009 6:42pm

colour one does it for me:pac:

AnCatDubh · 22-09-2009 6:55pm

Colour IMHO.

xia · 22-09-2009 6:55pm

I like both, but probably as a print I would prefer colour.

But why don't you just ask your boss?? He needs to like it.

TJM · 22-09-2009 7:14pm

Colour by far. But I'd like to see a little more light in the sky if you've any headroom to up the exposure of that portion slightly.

wackerdattacker · 22-09-2009 11:24pm

sorry neather for me.
Its much too dark ( imo )
This shot might be bettered by re taking around 7:30 ish
This however is only what I think.....

paddy

Fireman · 22-09-2009 11:39pm

It is a beautiful shot but it is a little to dark for me as already said take it earlier in the evening and shoot it in RAW it will give you room to play with colour and exposure

denat · 23-09-2009 9:24pm

If your employer has control over those incongruous blue lights on the "A" and "tower" I'd suggest turning the obnoxious things off and then taking the pic with slightly more daylight.

I haven't seen Killorglin at night for maybe 10 years but, if this is it, and I may be wrong, then it has not been enhanced.

mehfesto2 · 23-09-2009 10:24pm

I like the colour.
Seems a bit contrasty for me (could be my new screen), but I agree with making it slightly brighter too. You could arse around with a grad filter to tone down the lights on the right if you wanted? Might help.

It's a well composed shot. Definately worth printing, imo.

which works better as a print

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