Signature
I'm really just putting this up to see what you think. I'm trying out a couple of new ways of doing signatures. The first style I've been an admirer of for quite a while and that is the farbspiel style, which is the one that is embedded into the lower front corner of the building. It is scaled and distorted to look as if it is actually part of the scene. This is my first attempt and it really suits architectural type shots which is maybe where I'll use it in future. It isn't so suitable for wide sweeping natural landscapes. So for those, which after all are my main stock in trade, I came across another style recently that I liked and that is the verdantvista style, which is very faint and with the characters spread out (I used it on my previous shot too). I was immediately taken with it when I first saw it a couple of weeks ago and I think I might move towards using this style. I think it is slightly less intrusive than what I was using and it also is more embedded into the centre of the shot and I think less easily cloned out. Although on this shot it could obviouisly be easily cloned out.
Thanks farbspiel for the tutorial.
Any thoughts?
ps.. those graphics and animated gifs in comments that some people like to leave, unless it's from a group I've posted in - no thanks
Signature
I'm really just putting this up to see what you think. I'm trying out a couple of new ways of doing signatures. The first style I've been an admirer of for quite a while and that is the farbspiel style, which is the one that is embedded into the lower front corner of the building. It is scaled and distorted to look as if it is actually part of the scene. This is my first attempt and it really suits architectural type shots which is maybe where I'll use it in future. It isn't so suitable for wide sweeping natural landscapes. So for those, which after all are my main stock in trade, I came across another style recently that I liked and that is the verdantvista style, which is very faint and with the characters spread out (I used it on my previous shot too). I was immediately taken with it when I first saw it a couple of weeks ago and I think I might move towards using this style. I think it is slightly less intrusive than what I was using and it also is more embedded into the centre of the shot and I think less easily cloned out. Although on this shot it could obviouisly be easily cloned out.
Thanks farbspiel for the tutorial.
Any thoughts?
ps.. those graphics and animated gifs in comments that some people like to leave, unless it's from a group I've posted in - no thanks