Out III, a photo from Malopolskie, East

Photographer's Note

Out of road - this is the continuation of the theme. Trevelling through Poland you would see crosses - sad signs. Something happened here... The signs are left by family or relatives... I increased contrast to make it less realistic and to emphasize two main elements - the cross and the road. Anyway, something restrained me from using B&W here.

I sharpened also final file with 0,4 px and 500%.

The frame - I intentionally created just white frame without any line. Thus the natural frame is created on right, while on left - the space exceeds into unknown.

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marekrallying (397) 2005-02-11 15:53

no bardzo fajny pomysl - jesli chodzi o obrobke zdjecia, niestety chyba kazdy z nas olalby zeby fotki na takie tamty nie musialy powstawac...

Homerhomer (4080) 2005-02-11 15:54

Swietny pomysl i wykonanie, contrast i kolor pasuje jak ulal. W wiely miejscach widac krzyze przy drogach, prawdopobnie ktos zginal w wypadku samochodowy, dlatego uwazam ze pokazanie samochodu na tym zdjeciu jest bardzo wazne.

Moze przydalo by sie rozjasnic figurke Jesusa zeby bardziej zucal sie w oczy, zaproponowal bym tez zeby ramka miala waska czarna linie na obrzezu zdjecia zeby widac bylo dokladnie granice zdjecia i ramy.

Swietne zdjecie.

Piotr

LMouritA (0) 2005-02-11 16:23

Very nice PP. excelent idea with the frame. I like it a lot. well done.

Piotr (0) 2005-02-11 17:26

Swietny pomysl i wykonanie, ja bym dal jeszcze cienka kontrastowa ramke wokol
Pozdrawiam, piotr

bantonbuju (51815) 2005-02-12 0:27

rzeczywiście wymowna fota (ale to przecież twуj niebanalny styl); ciekawe podejście do przygotowania foty do wystawki i dobry tego opis;
mądre zdjęie pod każdymwzględem;
pozdro.

RandomCameraGuy (3071) 2005-02-14 0:27

That's pretty cool Piotr. I like this alot. The overexposure blew out alot of the details, but also did a great job of creating a dreamy blazing light feel. Very nice.

i do wish you had waited just a little longer so the truck were a little closer to the edge of the frame. Cheers!