
by chaba
16 comments
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azurepro added a critique 2 years ago:
diezel99 added a critique 2 years ago:
A very powerful and moving image.......it tells a story.
Ludimaginary (Richard Vantielcke) added a critique 2 years ago:
Great composition...
Love the wok on lights !
Very powerful !
mizztech (Maria Little) added a critique 2 years ago:
excellent composition, tones, lighting and subject..
I like the lines in this picture..
what's the story behind the image?
Hanssie (Hans Stellingwerf) added a critique 1 year ago:
Like others already mentioned, a crop in the top, or bottom but..... this scene is so beautiful....

by ArneG
5 comments
ArneG (Arne Gulstene) said 2 years ago:
Shot on a Yahsica 124G on Provia 100 and cross processed and almost zero post processing
Blizzard (Beef Jerky) said 2 years ago:
I love this!
It's so incredible on many different levels. :)
philippe (Philippe Reichert) said 2 years ago:
I agree with Thelma. Stunning image!
komma5 (Christian Baron) said 2 years ago:
excellent cross-processing, really!
one for my fav's :)
shivahuja (shiv ahuja) said 1 year ago:
great processing,i love the colours..!

by Beamer
16 comments
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Beamer (Clyde Beamer) said 2 years ago:
@lolly: Yeah, your right. I had to play with the red ones a bit... Barely felt like I knew what I was doing that night.... Once the moon went into the full eclipse mode, I had to go to longer exposures and you'd be surprised how much the moon moves in 2 seconds...
lolly (lolly smits) added a critique 2 years ago:
Yes, I do! It's a bit like taking sunset cloud shots, the sky changes very quickly. At least you had a go; I certainly couldn't do it!
mrsmorunion (Tammy Runion) added a critique 2 years ago:
This is just beautiful! Just amazing!
Nick (Nick) added a critique 2 years ago:
So are you ready for the next eclipse?
Udower (Udo Weier) added a critique 2 years ago:
Fantastic !!!

by komma5
8 comments
alek (alek lindus) said 2 years ago:
great image, the whispy clouds mirror the tree, fantastic landscape, i love deserts
horoabe (Adrian Leonte) said 2 years ago:
great photo, so intense - the tree shadow on the ground, the clouds twirling on the sky... like it a lot!
komma5 (Christian Baron) said 2 years ago:
thx to all! :))
joshua tree np is always a good location ;)
Photoente (Nadine Tolksdorf) said 2 years ago:
black shadow with a white cloud ... great
jcorral said 2 years ago:
WOW!!
EXCELENT!!!

by Lemmingstone
11 comments
Lemmingstone (Peter) said 2 years ago:
Thanks again everyone.
This boat is a bulk carrier called the Pasha Bulker. It ran aground on Nobbys Beach in Newcastle, NSW Australia on 8th June this year. On the 8th & 9th June Newcastle had its worst weather in 35 years. Plenty of damage, some loss of life etc but this was the most talked about event.
Newcastle is a harbour city and we are used to seeing these huge ships off the coast. Just not ON the coast.
Chiffon (Lucas Botton) said 2 years ago:
Great shot. Have you use HDR rendering ?
bigoode (Anthony le Bourlier) said 2 years ago:
Tones are awesome here !
really
personnellement, j'aurais noirci un chouia les tons sombres du ciel
mais ca aurait été moins naturel je pense
félicitations !
tres belle photo !
Shine on
dominikw (Dominik Wojcicki) said 2 years ago:
Great photo !
MrVertigoo (Tomer Rozenblum) said 2 years ago:
Really powerful.

by komma5
9 comments
GinaMoe (Virginia Byers) said 2 years ago:
Where is this building?!
(The Arch-geek in me wants to know:)
komma5 (Christian Baron) said 2 years ago:
gina, this building is called "tulpenfeld" and is located in bonn, germany. it is one of the former government-buildings left from the time bonn was the capitol of germany. here is another view:
sniker said 2 years ago:
Beautifully repelling! I love it.
andreas (Andréas Saudemont) said 2 years ago:
Oh, I like this one!
moostive (Mohsen Rasoulov) said 2 years ago:
Hi There...
I'm currently runnign a photgraphy exhibition on the theme of "Mass" & I find this photo of yours just perfect for that. The exhibition is set to present nearly 60 photos by pro, amature & photographers all over Iran. It is sponsored by Hitachi, so it wouldn't cost you at all, it will be run by www.moosville.com & www.parkingallery.com
Just let me know if you're interested to particiapte.
Thanks :)

by Jens
8 comments
Beamer (Clyde Beamer) said 2 years ago:
Congrats on the feature, long time coming but still well deserved...
pops said 2 years ago:
Yes! Wish it were one of mine ;-)
I love the sun reflected off the floor tile, the grainy feel and the deep, brooding shadows. Impressonistic I'd say.
MMeye said 2 years ago:
Congratulations on the feature. The light is very special and the framing is excellent.
Ladybug (Lisa Ruokis) said 2 years ago:
Amazing shot, and so lovely in b&w. Congratulations!
manda23 (Amanda Gilligan) said 2 years ago:
Gorgeous light.

by taikrixel
8 comments
Ladybug (Lisa Ruokis) said 2 years ago:
Amazing composition. I love the focus on the corn leaves!
taikrixel (thomas mueller) said 2 years ago:
no the image is the image is the image. ;)
i had made this shot at f2,8.
Beamer (Clyde Beamer) said 2 years ago:
Congrats on the feature, well deserved!!
AngryBuddha (Sean Bailey) said 2 years ago:
Love the focus on the corn and the B&W.
joecow (Joseph Cowlishaw) said 2 years ago:
Quite eye catching, yet not too jumpy!

by komma5
8 comments
chromadreams (David) said 2 years ago:
amazing, can't say any more
picturetaker said 2 years ago:
Great composition - reminiscent of days gone by. The ones make it a little foreboding almost like bad memories.
aloha_photo (Jeff Sisemoore) said 2 years ago:
When I grow up I want to be able to make photos like this one.
Flatline (Iron Flatline) said 2 years ago:
Holy cr*p this is a great image. Could you share some technique with me - is this a straight image, or a composite (meaning HDR)? Is it tone-mapped? If it was originally digital, what B&W conversion process did you do?
Sorry to get so geeky, but I'm frustrated with my B&W process, and I want to learn....
komma5 (Christian Baron) said 2 years ago:
@all: thanks so much! :)
@flatline: i usually convert all my monochromatic images (so this) with the new b&w-function of cs3, which is amazing! it's far better than anything i used before.
it's neither an hdr nor any tonemapping popped in here, what i did was several (in this case 7) different layers with curves and tonal range adjustments over some particular areas of the image like the sky, some parts of the ship, the landscape in background and so on. i'm quite happy with the result but i'm still learning...

by TracyMartin
7 comments
TracyMartin (Tracy Martin) said 2 years ago:
While I was on the West coast I spent a couple days down at the ocean and was constantly entranced by these guys, it is just amazing to watch them dive.
kyla (Kyla) said 2 years ago:
great shot tray
komma5 (Christian Baron) said 2 years ago:
i have to agree with the others, you catched the perfect moment! shots like these are pretty seldom, great!
George said 2 years ago:
Excellent Tracy! I love it!!
kitaoka (Mark Kitaoka) said 2 years ago:
Tracy, when you were taking this image I was in awe of your sense of timing. These pelicans dive so quickly at the very last minute and capturing this one just before entering the sea is remarkable. The additional element of the pelican's pal hovering above is such an added element to the story.
Your warming layer and the composition adds much to the image. Well, well done.
Very strong image. Almost belongs under the topic "a shot with a story" and I'm sure its a sad story. The lighting for me, is perfect. I love it.