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Reflecting the past
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Uploaded: 05/25/11 12:44 AM GMT
Reflecting the past
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Went for a long motorcycle ride today - ran across this house which was literally falling down. I have done some manipulating, namely - B&W, contrast, then cloning color back into the windows. Let me know your thoughts.
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::Dunstickin
05/25/11 6:57 AM GMT
Works well for me!....Nicely spotted!..
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* A picture is the expression of an impression * .. .. OwdBob'sGallery
B@W idea works very well. The color in the windows not bad either. I would of liked to seen this a little further back, it is just to close. The quality, clarity, and the contrast are right on. Very interesting ideas, I like them. I look forward to seeing more of your work.
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Hopper
I like your concept with the colored windows & B / W. Definitelt brings out the wathered details. I agree with the above that it is cropped to tight or too close. Creative work ... that works out nicely. Thanks for sharing.
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"Packers Rock!"
Perfectly alright with me too !!!
Love such weathered looking structures tht can always reflect something interesting or beautiful of both !!!
Congratulations, dear friend.
SAM
Love such weathered looking structures tht can always reflect something interesting or beautiful of both !!!
Congratulations, dear friend.
SAM
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With all my love and respect, Marzena
Thank you for the comments! I only WISH I could have stepped back to get better pictures. But alas, the lot was so overgrown with trees that there were some growing inside the house!
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Very nice work. Really caught my eye. The color in the windows works perfectly. Very well done all around.
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People aren't going to remember the things you do. They're going to remember how you made people feel. Be kind, gracious, and appreciative. Dan Winters - Photographer.