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Copyright: bryan johnstone (luckybry) Gold Star Critiquer/Silver Workshop Editor/Gold Note Writer [C: 658 W: 32 N: 866] (6499)
Genre: Places
Medium: Color
Date Taken: 2009-05-23
Categories: Humorous, Event, Experimental, Action
Photo Version: Original Version, Workshop
Theme(s): borders festival of the horse [view contributor(s)]
Date Submitted: 2009-05-26 0:56
Viewed: 168
Points: 15
[Note Guidelines] Photographer's Note
Well this is definitley my last one of the border horse festival did i different stlye for this one was taken at the Kelso horse trials at Floors castle in the Scotish borderlands.
i used p/s elements to get some different tones and effects as i shot this in colour used a vineget layer and did some egde work etc and did some tonemaping tell the truth dont no what tools i used but hope you like the result thanks for looking and for your comments i recived from my series of equestrian shots
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Hi Bryan,

I really like what you have done to this shot I like the look of determination on the riders face. I like how you have captured the movement of man and horse great tones and shades well done.

Regards
Jon

hello Bryan
wonderful shot dear
nice conversions and fine pov
good action shot captured
wonderful vertical framework
tfs

regards
MAnuj Mehta

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  • bri Gold Star Critiquer/Gold Note Writer [C: 333 W: 0 N: 396] (2124)
  • [2009-05-26 1:55]
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Hi Bryan,
The vinget layor is more subtle on this shot and blends in well, the B&W works well with this but to tell the truth I am a fan of B&W. You have caught the rider in a nice position over the jump. TFS
Bri

Hi Bryan
Nice B/W mode for this shot, good PP works but not perfect freezing of horse, I don't know how much is your shutter speed so I have no idea about this.
TFS. Alireza

Think this is your best shot Bryan, but think if it had been me I would have cropped it just to show the rider and the fence.

Seems quite pixelated too, was going to do a workshop but when I cropped it it was really bad. Think the file size must be really small.

But the work you have done and the composition work very well.

Peter

Hey Bryan, how are you? I really like this one. Great job to convert to B&W. I'm not usually a huge fan of vignetting, but in this case it does a great job of highlighting the rider. Real nice brightness around the rider. Again, your timing was spot on! Great job!
Trudy

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  • Dot Gold Star Critiquer/Silver Workshop Editor/Gold Note Writer [C: 1392 W: 31 N: 3027] (12204)
  • [2009-05-26 6:07]

Hi Bryan
I like the B&W effect, the composition is good. An A for the catch.

You seem to have oversharpen to try and get rid of the blur.
Enhancing the vignette would really have made the rider stand out more, and would also have gotten rid of the effect the oversharpening cause and also hide the car and the bit of fence.
Dot

Bryan, you have created a wonderful mood by photoshopping this photo to its final product. One suggestion. While you were working in Photoshop you could easily have taken out the vehicle in the background. It really detracts from the mood and visual of the photograph. With that done, great photo!!!

Sincerely, JoeGoff, Louisville, KY

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