A unique vision (Newton's Cat)

LittleWolf · 30th November 2005

Originally Posted by redstone

It's nice shot of a cat (especially the perspective). I assume the building in the background that looks like a food court/hawker centre is near Newton Circus? And rotating the HSV hue is the unique vision?

I think the natural colour version is much nicer.

solarii · 30th November 2005

I agree with littlewolf... the natural colour version would be nicer. The magenta/purple tint doesn't really work for this shot.

Should try to burn the highlights in the background a little more to make them less distracting.

Slivester · 2nd December 2005

Agree with the 2 previous posts. It will make a great oil painting probably, but not digital photography.

Fluorite · 2nd December 2005

I guess the effect is unsuitable due to the kind of light present at the scene. Moreover, it is day and the sky is washed. So the "magenta effect" doesnt work for most people here.

30th November 2005	#1
redstone Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Beyond the outer limits Posts: 2,766	A unique vision (Newton's Cat)

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solarii Member Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Bt. Timah Posts: 1,375	Re: A unique vision (Newton's Cat) I agree with littlewolf... the natural colour version would be nicer. The magenta/purple tint doesn't really work for this shot. Should try to burn the highlights in the background a little more to make them less distracting.

2nd December 2005	#4
Slivester Deregistered Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Woodlands Posts: 1,030	Re: A unique vision (Newton's Cat) Agree with the 2 previous posts. It will make a great oil painting probably, but not digital photography.

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Fluorite Member Join Date: Mar 2005 Posts: 435	Re: A unique vision (Newton's Cat) I guess the effect is unsuitable due to the kind of light present at the scene. Moreover, it is day and the sky is washed. So the "magenta effect" doesnt work for most people here.