Something I always enjoy

[RobJor]

Something new to look at?

I always like having an image sit at #1 slot for a while and then get rejected, never got one accepted. should just delete it and avoid the rejection.

What I really wonder about?

display did not size to screen like they usually do, even tho at standard size, at least what I thought.
http://www.railpictures.net/viewreje...84&key=1893729

Bob

[Mgoldman]

There's (obviously) a lot of "empty/extra" space to the right - but the positives far outweigh that factor. I like it - looks like I'm looking out a window and not at am image on screen. Would look great printed on metallic paper.

I'd appeal it. Perhaps its popularity and appeal elsewhere can be noted - and, though it doesn't count, maybe admin has lightened up enough to consider your "status" on RP as a long time well received member - something I would think is of value these days for this site.

/Mitch

[Joseph Cermak]

I agree with Mitch, I personally really like it, definitely something different but still easy to tell what's going on.

[bigbassloyd]

I think it's a pretty interesting shot. Could maybe benefit from a touch more work in the shadows to bump them up a little.

Originally Posted by Mgoldman

Would look great printed on metallic paper.

/Mitch

The only paper I use for my non-people photos. Mpix lost my festival business when they switched to that meh Fuji Pearl Paper.

Loyd L.

[RobJor]

[quote=bigbassloyd;194072]I think it's a pretty interesting shot. Could maybe benefit from a touch more work in the shadows to bump them up a little.


I could tinker with it but don't see a way out here so I went with plan "B" which largely loses the special effect. Can try in a few months.

I entered the original in a local monthly art contest, see what happens. They took one I had of a bus on wheels reflected in the overhead train monitor that got the same rejection.

Bob

[miningcamper1]

[quote=RobJor;194081]

Originally Posted by bigbassloyd

I think it's a pretty interesting shot. Could maybe benefit from a touch more work in the shadows to bump them up a little.


I could tinker with it but don't see a way out here so I went with plan "B" which largely loses the special effect. Can try in a few months.

I entered the original in a local monthly art contest, see what happens. They took one I had of a bus on wheels reflected in the overhead train monitor that got the same rejection.

Bob

Maybe reduce the sun glare some?