Testing new watermark (pic heavy)
Re: Testing new watermark (pic heavy)
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Originally Posted by
PitOnTheProwl
Still love the logo but your first one is too easy to crop out.
Placement keeps the image as yours;)
Yeah, I agree. With the composition of that shot is is hard to find a spot where the watermark did not detract from the pic.
Testing new watermark (pic heavy)
I agree with pit more transparent, right now your logo kinda draws attention away from the pics. It doesn't need to stand out it just needs to be there an not removable with out ruining the image.
Re: Testing new watermark (pic heavy)
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Originally Posted by
carlson
right now your logo kinda draws attention away from the pics.
I didn't realize that LOL, don't know if its because I am thinking about it now or not but you watermark is the first thing I notice on every picture.:confusd:
Testing new watermark (pic heavy)
I have uber bad add or ADHD one of the two who knows but I get distracted by things really easy. If a water mark is too dark it draws my focus away from the pic no matter what the pic is off because I know I'm not supposed to look at it ha. Any time I put water marks their so light you could almost miss them . Almost being key word since its normally my last name plastered in an odd spot that's impossible to remove with out ruining the pic.
Testing new watermark (pic heavy)
If you want it to be advertising you shouldn't go water mark make the negitive spaces into areas where your business info is. Use pictures like the first one snakes in a good position and you have space on the bottom for business name an contact stuff. But if you mean it as you want everyone of your pics to be advertising then pick placement good so that it's clear what it is and still does the functions of a water mark, I would still like you said make it lighter in that situation too. Look at DrDoolittles water marks and pits they don't need to be dark to stand out an make an impression. A user with dark water marks that he uses good is 3skulls his are black dark but placement is key.