Rewire
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pic try
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- Semi-Retired Electrical Engineer
OK, let?s see.
1. The principle subject (I presume this is the person) is centered in the image, not in one of the four preferred ?Rule of Thirds? points.
2. The image is cluttered, so the principle subject is difficult to spot.
3. The blown highlights on the right side tend to draw the eye that way, away from the principle subject. Probably best to just cut that section of the photo away.
4. The green walls in the next room also tend to draw the viewer?s attention away from the principle subject. I would suggest using a cloning tool to get rid of the green.
5. The overall contrast level is low, as is the brightness.. I recommend applying a levels adjustment.
Oh. You were asking for comments on the photographic quality, weren?t you?
:grin:
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1. The principle subject (I presume this is the person) is centered in the image, not in one of the four preferred ?Rule of Thirds? points.
2. The image is cluttered, so the principle subject is difficult to spot.
3. The blown highlights on the right side tend to draw the eye that way, away from the principle subject. Probably best to just cut that section of the photo away.
4. The green walls in the next room also tend to draw the viewer?s attention away from the principle subject. I would suggest using a cloning tool to get rid of the green.
5. The overall contrast level is low, as is the brightness.. I recommend applying a levels adjustment.
Oh. You were asking for comments on the photographic quality, weren?t you?
:grin: www.pbase.com\cbeck
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- Chapel Hill, NC
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- Retired Electrical Contractor
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- Lockport, IL
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- Semi-Retired Electrical Engineer
Not Fair!
Not Fair!
You removed the photo before I finished commenting on it. :roll:
Not Fair!
You removed the photo before I finished commenting on it. :roll:
Rewire
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just trying it out
Rewire
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Looks like the control station of a saw mill.
Rewire
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a broken hydralic hose started a fire destroying the old cab and most of the related wire for controls we spent a month putting it all back together
76nemo
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What's under the strippers?
What's under the strippers?
You see all of thee essentials? Meter, strips, crimps, and smokes?:grin:
What's under the strippers?
You see all of thee essentials? Meter, strips, crimps, and smokes?:grin:
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- Lockport, IL
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- Semi-Retired Electrical Engineer
OK. Comments 1, 2, and 5 from Post 2 apply to this photo as well. What do you have against the "Rule of Thirds" anyway?Rewire said:
:roll: Also, I would have used the "Healing Brush Tool" to remove the red spots on the back of his neck. Don't want to invite any snide comments on that topic.
LarryFine
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- Henrico County, VA
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Or a really cool electric train layout control station.iwire said:
mdshunk
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I never really liked crimping many terminals on with just the Champ tool like the man in the picture. I always prefer to use a full-cycle crimper like the Kwik Cycle 9. Seems like it does a better job.
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