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Pilot Station
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Uploaded: 03/03/18 6:17 PM GMT
Pilot Station
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Port pilot station of Hamburg in monochrome.
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I too really like the tones here, very fitting for the subject matter...and a very interesting old building and clock too...great post.
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The monochromatic treatment gives the image a feel of true antiquity, as though you had taken it 80-90 years ago... which would make you rather antique yourself, Raj. ;oP Very nice.
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-Nik
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I do like the toned work on this one Raj .. it looks a great building
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This tonal picture is perfect for this old building Raj - it gives a nice warmth which I know you could use now.
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Autumn is a second spring when every leaf is a flower. Albert Camus
I too really like the tone you used on this Raj. It is Sepia like, but not totally. Great photo.
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People are like cameras--sometimes they lose focus.
This scene is stunning, the monochrome is so well done, it almost looks like a painting. Setting is tremendously interesting, even the clouds are perfect on this day for this photo. Favorite.
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Nice work Raj - the tone suits the image so well
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Yes, the tone you used really fits the image as far as portraying an antique feel to it.
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