Selective Color

nice image of an interesting mural, the selective colour works well here . . .

Many thanks! :-)

Great stuff ! I like it

Thanks Jan! :-)

Interesting graffiti =)

Thanks Sami! :-)

I remember this picture, and it works wonderful as a s/c!

I think the pic will have more impact if you crop a pile off the top, get rid of the whole top of the building. just my opinion...

Thanks Wendi! I looked at that before I posted it, but the POV is not right for cropping the roof out without going to a panoramic crop and I try to maintain the same proportions as the original image to make easier to make prints if I choose to. This wasn't my first choice, but I didn't discover until too late that my copy of Photoshop was on the fritz and I had to use Picmonkey which is much more limited.

I like it like this...although the cropping did make it panoramic, wouldn't a 'normal' crop have worked.

No ... not with this POV. The length aspect is the problem.

Nice composition and technique Norm, but I can see what Wendi means about the cropping. Nicely done though and a great piece of street art! :)

Thanks Paul! I replied to Wendi and I won't repeat it here.

works great!

Thanks Chrissy! :-)

interesting comp and grafiitti, very clean

Thanks Wierd! :-)

Love Wall Art ... tremendous pop of red! You're right cropping this would be tricky for sure.

Thanks Chris! :-) I should have gone back and did another photo of it, but I just didn't have time this weekend.

Great work Norm. I like the pov as it is with the roof detail. Interesting tones and textures make a great contrast with the bold shapes. Excellent choice for selective colour.

Many thanks Gillian! :-)

I really like the second one you posted Norm. That's an excellent choice for s.c.

Thanks Karen! :-)

Wonderful use of SC!

Thanks Valerie! :-)

Excellent Norm!

Thanks Paul! :-)

Excellent work.
Congrats on Explore.

Thanks Jaap! :-)

XXX - yeah !!!!

Many thanks! :-)

Fantastic shot and great for the selective colour.

Thanks Harriet! :-)

What a difference color makes.