One of my favorite shots till today. This abandoned house has a small story, 100 years ago it was a farmer's house but according to the story, 3 families lived there, I dunno if that is even possible (The house is no bigger then a bathroom) but that is the story. Anyway I though it would be interesting to put it in BW and actually stood out, plus this was experimenting the Sigma 8-16 wide angle. Vignetting is intentional.
Peter I tried to follow your advise, but the result was a slight lighten photo but take a look.
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Thread: A hundred years of story.
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1st July 2012, 08:12 PM #1
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A hundred years of story.
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2nd July 2012, 01:12 PM #2
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Re: A hundred years of story.
It is a compelling photo Marco and it looks good.
There are two things that I noticed: the grass is very dark, have you tried the B&W version with a green, red and blue mask to see what comes out best?
The second thing is the stone itself, also very dark here and there. If I enlarge the photo the dark draws my attention, the sky comes second.
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2nd July 2012, 01:46 PM #3
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Re: A hundred years of story.
The composition on this is beautiful. I love the perspective on the the building and the way the clouds radiate around it.
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2nd July 2012, 02:02 PM #4
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Re: A hundred years of story.
Thank you both for your comments
, Letrow I really tough of doing that but was always in doubt in which way the photo would be at its best. I will try to play a bit with the RGB a bit and will repost over here so we can compare.
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