Notes Mid morning.. bright sun-light at camera's 10 o'clock postion..
Bridgegraffittirailroad tracks
16 Comments
05 Jun 13:37
johnt
I decided a week ago to not vote unless I posted a pic myself as frankly.. with only 7 months photography experience I am not qualified to judge others work other than I like it or don't. I have used that freed time trying to learn enough about processing in Photoshop Elements to at least be able to post something acceptable on a site with such outstanding work. Every long journey starts with small steps..
I have passed over this bridge thousand of times but never knew about the graffitti until I took a long walk up the railroad tracks..
05 Jun 16:08
sanz3jo
10
05 Jun 16:14
cloudberry
Not a fan of graffiti, but this is an interesting HDR snapshot.
05 Jun 17:13
rrr
Different type of subject, and a cracking shot.
05 Jun 17:23
terrace_dr
a natural process done well./Just might have push the process a little more for effect but keeping the tones.
05 Jun 17:50
mariannea
Nice shot.
05 Jun 18:02
karl_oparka
Nice sharp shot. For me, the pic lacks a main focal point.
05 Jun 18:18
bessi7
10
05 Jun 18:47
johnt
Haha.. there can be no real focal point with grafitti art Karl. You have to take it in the whole and then start sorting it out. The reason I called it "View" under the bridge. :)
05 Jun 18:59
rrr
johnt, you should vote whenever you feel like it, there are people on this site who have no images uploaded yet still pass their opinions on others work.
05 Jun 21:21
pandarino
this landscape could be anywhere in the world.
05 Jun 21:33
flipd1
Nice one John. Welcome back, not that you were actually away.
05 Jun 22:55
rcuello
As I told John, voting and commenting also be learned.
I like the composition and the process is very good, only to correct the burned area to the left.
05 Jun 23:03
vendenis
Glad to see you are still posting Sir! Wonderful shot John.
05 Jun 23:14
johnt
One of the reasons I posted today Ricardo.. how do you fix a blown out light like the one on right? Or do you just avoid it?... And thanks everyone that commented.
06 Jun 02:59
molhaza
this picture gives me feel that i'm standing there
I decided a week ago to not vote unless I posted a pic myself as frankly.. with only 7 months photography experience I am not qualified to judge others work other than I like it or don't. I have used that freed time trying to learn enough about processing in Photoshop Elements to at least be able to post something acceptable on a site with such outstanding work. Every long journey starts with small steps.. I have passed over this bridge thousand of times but never knew about the graffitti until I took a long walk up the railroad tracks..
10
Not a fan of graffiti, but this is an interesting HDR snapshot.
Different type of subject, and a cracking shot.
a natural process done well./Just might have push the process a little more for effect but keeping the tones.
Nice shot.
Nice sharp shot. For me, the pic lacks a main focal point.
10
Haha.. there can be no real focal point with grafitti art Karl. You have to take it in the whole and then start sorting it out. The reason I called it "View" under the bridge. :)
johnt, you should vote whenever you feel like it, there are people on this site who have no images uploaded yet still pass their opinions on others work.
this landscape could be anywhere in the world.
Nice one John. Welcome back, not that you were actually away.
As I told John, voting and commenting also be learned. I like the composition and the process is very good, only to correct the burned area to the left.
Glad to see you are still posting Sir! Wonderful shot John.
One of the reasons I posted today Ricardo.. how do you fix a blown out light like the one on right? Or do you just avoid it?... And thanks everyone that commented.
this picture gives me feel that i'm standing there