Brooklyn Roundhouse - in Sepia
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I was a little concerned about how simple, clean textures would render in this technique. I shouldn't have worried. Even the early diesel electrics that sit outside came out beautifully.
I feel funny saying this, but it seems as if I'm on the edge of finally having something to show for my 40+ years of effort. These more closely express what and how I feel about old heavy machinery than any photographic approach I've ever taken up to this point.
After thinking about this for awhile, the analog traditional photographic approach to creating the images in this series would be some thing like... light controlled solarization... micro contrast masks... unsharp masks... cold tone paper... sepia toning... followed by a dash of selenium toning. All this would have taken me a month working on a single image.
Now? Well... you see the results here...
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beautiful shot
like the sepia too
You are a very good and creative Artist and I
really like your Creative Photo
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Posted 8 months ago.
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Awww my true train love -- the SP&S 700
is lurking in the back there. Some day I
will see that on the turntable -- THAT would
be cool. Nicely tuned HDR. I'm so happy to
hear the analogic equivalent to what you've
done. It's very interesting and certainly
puts things in perspective...
Posted 8 months ago.
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最高〜ッス。(^^)
Posted 8 months ago.
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Beautiful! I really like the old-fashioned
look this has. The tonemapped b&w is
really stunning! It's a great style you
have.
Posted 8 months ago.
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Really bold and beautifull, like all the
other train pictures.
Posted 7 months ago.
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I saw this wonderful photo in the your preferred picture group.
Posted 7 months ago.
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fantastic! very beatiful!
Posted 7 months ago.
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Very fine
I saw this wonderful photo in the your preferred picture group.
Posted 7 months ago.
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Awesome!
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