Yes! Larry and I saw the same thing. The brighter image is so much nicer, isn't it? It pops the image and if your work images are as good it will be a very nice complement to them.
Ha, ha, Larry must be on the road somewhere, and he sees things I never see, Delpfine. A couple of things:
crop out the supports above, come in tighter on the sides. We don't need to see those colored panels on the sides. Can you brighten it? The light is so flat. Oh, I see, in the first photo you did do that cropping. Still, you need to work on the lighting. Nice balance on the cases and the panels.
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Yes! Larry and I saw the same thing. The brighter image is so much nicer, isn't it? It pops the image and if your work images are as good it will be a very nice complement to them.
Ha, ha, Larry must be on the road somewhere, and he sees things I never see, Delpfine. A couple of things:
crop out the supports above, come in tighter on the sides. We don't need to see those colored panels on the sides. Can you brighten it? The light is so flat. Oh, I see, in the first photo you did do that cropping. Still, you need to work on the lighting. Nice balance on the cases and the panels.
Here's the photo that I got at around 7pm when the lighting was even and after making everything symmetrical.
I spoke to Delpfine yesterday and made a few suggestions.
Overall the brighter areas in the background need to be a little darker so the work pops more. Here's my edit.
Larry Berman
http://BermanGraphics.com
412-401-8100
Please comment on this new booth photo. I'm set up right now and can make changes.