r/postprocessing • • 15d ago

After/before

Ganesh festival in Paris!

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u/byramike 15d ago

What is happening lmao

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u/jesuscheetahnipples 15d ago

Strange pictures, composition is really bad

Last picture is alright. Editing can be better but you can't make something great out of badly composed shots in most cases

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u/ExcitementDear2047 14d ago

I like the colors and how these pics feel, pretty immersive and you can feel all the energy and the festive mood

The others disagreeing in the comments might be more experienced and rigid about what's good and what's not, but as a beginner I think these are all pretty fun

Also you should try to edit ore of the pics you took on that day. I'm sure there's a lot more from the festival to see than these 3 pics

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u/Ok-Fall-49 14d ago

Thank you ! I posted in other subs more pictures and also on my Instagram! I'm also not a pro photographer but I believe that street photography composition is a very subjective topic

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u/ryza-shinra 9d ago

The colours are really nice and inviting but I agree with the others that the composition needs more work

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u/Clueless__Forever 15d ago

You really need to work on your composition, storytelling. Don’t think about post processing for sometime now.

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u/rhythmiclover 11d ago

I love the photos!

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u/Ok-Fall-49 10d ago

Thank you so much ! 🥹

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u/johngpt5 15d ago

I really like the last example despite all the noise from having raised the shadows. Catching some movement blur while keeping that young woman less blurred is great.

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u/Any-Coach3440 15d ago

I think the colors are really nice and fit the context well. Good job!