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Green Doors
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Uploaded: 08/19/11 7:29 PM GMT
Green Doors
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Great work in your great style, Rob. You and 'a bit of paint.net' ;)
Tanju
Tanju
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Be free - use Linux
Good industrial shot. I bet you could layer some texture on that wall.
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LYTRO. The new light field photography. Refocus your shots AFTER you have taken them. Just click on the word LYTRO. See a VIDEO HERE.
Rob, a very good industrial photograph.
I really like this type photography.
I really like this type photography.
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Adult: A person who has stopped growing at both ends and is now growing in the middle.
Rob - The white tones belie the industrial grunge effect that is an integral part of this image. Good work, my friend. Thad
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If I could tell the story in words, I wouldn't need to lug around a camera. ~Lewis Hine
Hi, Rob...
I still can't get over the fact that you're a grand papa. When I see these shots of the back alleys and water front warehouses, I don't envision a gray haired, wrinkled man hunched over and deciding whether he should bother to put his teeth back in.
Thanks for not posting a flower on "Foofy" Friday. TicK posted a shot for "Goofy" Friday, and I'm in 100% with doing away with all of these flower shots.
As always I can count on you to post the unusual and unique. "Green Doors" makes me think about this place and makes me want to know more. Looks like you have some wonderful and diverse textures to work with in this scene. And you must have hurt your back dragging that huge container into the scene just so the color of the doors matched the cargo container.
I can see from your narrative that this posting was done using both Paint.net and you. I suppose the "you" part was spray painting "Karl Gross" on the left. You are quite the rebel for an old fart.
Dots
I still can't get over the fact that you're a grand papa. When I see these shots of the back alleys and water front warehouses, I don't envision a gray haired, wrinkled man hunched over and deciding whether he should bother to put his teeth back in.
Thanks for not posting a flower on "Foofy" Friday. TicK posted a shot for "Goofy" Friday, and I'm in 100% with doing away with all of these flower shots.
As always I can count on you to post the unusual and unique. "Green Doors" makes me think about this place and makes me want to know more. Looks like you have some wonderful and diverse textures to work with in this scene. And you must have hurt your back dragging that huge container into the scene just so the color of the doors matched the cargo container.
I can see from your narrative that this posting was done using both Paint.net and you. I suppose the "you" part was spray painting "Karl Gross" on the left. You are quite the rebel for an old fart.
Dots
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What's the difference between a duck?
An interesting capture, Rob. Love the light & dark contrasts plus the detailed textures are wonderful. Very well done.
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"Packers Rock!"
Such good work Rob, a real unique style you have which I enjoy a lot. Mich
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Which green doors are we to be looking at? The locked ones leading to this abandoned warehouse or the locked ones leading into the shipping container. I might just forgo the doors entirely and enter the building through the broken window. Good work on this photo, Rob. Wonderful textures and contrasts in the shot.
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The difference between a bad artist and a good one is: the bad artist seems to copy a great deal; the good one really does. ~William Blake
Great contrast in the detail and good composition. I like the subtle perspective. A very clever photograph. What after effects did you apply?
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