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06/18/2009 04:30:41 PM |
Ya win some and ya lose some, huh? I feel your pain on the 4.xx. I've had too many of those lately. |
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06/14/2009 09:36:31 PM |
aw. tear. But their new home is terrific too. Good one. |
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06/14/2009 09:27:53 PM |
Nicely lit. I froze my rear end off there a couple Thanksgiving's ago -- I think it even snowed (?).
ETA: Okay, I've thought about it some more. I think backing off and giving us more of the large scale form and structure and less of the nostalgic detail would have helped. As I said in my PM, the title doesn't help to that end. The side lighting is good, but not from this angle. Almost half the frame (left side) is in the shadows really. The colors you did capture, however, are beautiful. The blue sky against the gold is most appealing.
And it did snow that year! |
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06/11/2009 03:31:04 PM |
A different take on the challenge from a processing standpoint. Most of the shots posted in the challenge are high contrast with very sharp lines and overexaggerated processing and sharpness. This shot seems more pastel in approach, with soft colors (the light blues and pinks and oranges) to give this warmth, the light touching the facade in gentle ways. I think this is where your entry gets forgotten in a challenge filled with eye candy and bold lines. Here, the lines are present and visible, how the slope of the roofline puls the eyes around the corner and how the supports and trees almost seem intertwined, but the lines seem less important than other items.
I wonder if b/w would have made this more scoring friendly - but I would imagine it would not feel the same. And after taking the time to view the image, i really really like the feel - a little melancholy and a little nostalgic. Cheers! |
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06/11/2009 01:42:27 AM |
Just be glad T.O. don't live there anymore either! Nice fitting in the frame. |
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