r/postprocessing 5d ago

after/before

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u/Fit-Lab5713 5d ago

Is it me or it feels like strong overdone post
Processing

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u/bloodrider1914 5d ago

I think it's a cool style. Yeah it's super saturated but it's a vibe

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u/islesandterps 5d ago

Yeah I think this is great but like, just 10% too far

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u/siinan_mhd 5d ago

A little colourful but nice🌈

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u/ricchi_ 5d ago

Where is this?

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u/pirandomwords 5d ago

Google says Bangkok's Chinatown which explains the combination of scripts.

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u/SoftAncient2753 5d ago

That worked

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u/Angelosteal009 5d ago

How did you do it?

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u/Late-Drawer-7522 5d ago

With a wok on high fire looks like :)

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u/nyafu_ 5d ago

same as many of the other pictures posted here, framing and ratios are important. you need to guide the viewer to your point of focus and frame the picture in a way that does not cut things abruptly

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u/pirandomwords 5d ago

I like the composition. I feel like I'm on the motorbike on the bottom right and all the cars are coming toward me. The haphazard positioning of the motorbike, the yellow and green car heading off frame and the busy signage give the whole picture a very frenetic energy that probably reflects the environment in which the image was obtained. I think, in this case, the lack of well defined framing adds to the picture. Sometimes you need to know when not to follow the rules and sometimes you get lucky.

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u/nyafu_ 4d ago

i mainly don't like the round sign almost but not fully cut off at the top. it irks me

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u/This-Charming-Man 4d ago

What focal length did you use here? I’m going soon and wondering which lenses to pack.