- Maybe you can focus on this more, make it more obvious by adding contrast from the rest or zooming in... - skeltonmedia
restore
new sermon series called Restore. Wanted to take a "Dear Photograph" kind of approach to it. The series will look at the way things ought to be, the way things God intended, and how our lives and world need a restoration. Had a photographer go downtown and shoot some city streets and then I went all post-apocalyptic on it.
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@muntz (9 months ago | reply)
I liked it more subtle, but I understand the desire to try new things and push boundaries.
paul_snyder (9 months ago | reply)
yeah, they came back and asked me to add more destruction to the center building.
skeltonmedia (9 months ago | reply)
Your Photoshop skills are sick....in a great way of course...One thought I just thought of, what if you darken out the destroyed stuff and pop the restored part a bit so its more obvious. I get it but might help to try and go further. Maybe try making the restore window larger proportionally. Good start though.
aarography(.com) (9 months ago | reply)
Coooooool stuff
Seth Sampson (9 months ago | reply)
Really nice work Paul!
Not for sure the font choice & placement is working?
carrie lee grant (9 months ago | reply)
yeah the type placement makes me a little claustrophobic... like it either needs to be covered by the thumb, or not so close. If that makes sense. Either way- this is a great concept with great execution.
paul_snyder (9 months ago | reply)
one more version.
skeltonmedia (9 months ago | reply)
What if you did the restore in a simple and clean Helvetica. Seems more appropriate for the use here instead of a grunge font. Maybe I suffer from over thinking on this but looks great either way.
kristenlavalley added this photo to her favorites. (8 months ago)