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Bootstrap Sunday Scapes 19-5-13
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19andrew47
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Lovely image! Would like to look out my window at that. At first glance, it looked like it should be a golf course.
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Sergey_Green
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Rich Z
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1959 Ford Thunderbird Convertible. My neighbor has just started throwing money at it. It has rust bubbles under the re-paint, all over. I showed him, but he got angry. Ain't my money. Rich
Shot with E5 and ZD 7-14.
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Sergey_Green
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Ok, the first it looks like from the Kornhausbrücke towards Lorraine, the second is in the opposite direction. I could be wrong though
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Sergey_Green wrote:
Ok, the first it looks like from the Kornhausbrücke towards Lorraine, the second is in the opposite direction. I could be wrong though
CollBaxter
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Nice mood to this.
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kallmalm
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I think it is a bit broken though...
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If you saw the Coen brothers' movie "Oh Brother Where Art Thou?" you'll probably recognize this place. OBWAT was filmed in the tiny town of Edwards MS close to where I live. A friend is opening a little restaurant there in August and wants me to do some frameable shots of the town for her so I went over there yesterday to see what I could find. I will go back early one Sunday when I can shoot the main street without cars but did get lucky on the train. I want to capture the quasi-sepia tones of the movie in some but I'm at a loss. Any ideas? And even if you never heard of the movie, which version do you prefer below?
sepia version
somewhere in between
sepia version
somewhere in between
trevor4455
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Are those pics from Ireland ?
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Hi Trevor
Just in case that this really was your question: the scenes are from Bern, Switzerland.
Have a nice day
Emilio
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Welcome to the forum and thank you for sharing this shot. That is a very beautiful part of the country, a part I have only been to once in my more than fifty years. We are hopeful to go there in the fall of 2014. A nice capture of color and scene.papawupa wrote:
We hike to Sugarloaf trail here in the White Mountains of New Hampshire on Saturday. This a shot of Mt. Washington from Sugarloaf (Middle).
Not sure what I'm doing this is my first post with a photo.
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My personal bias is to capture scenes as they are, in all their natural color. However, given the setting you described, I feel the last of the three shots offers a solid choice, soft and very subtle colors without the overpowering at times pure sepia look. Just one opinion among many I hope.minniev wrote:
If you saw the Coen brothers' movie "Oh Brother Where Art Thou?" you'll probably recognize this place. OBWAT was filmed in the tiny town of Edwards MS close to where I live. A friend is opening a little restaurant there in August and wants me to do some frameable shots of the town for her so I went over there yesterday to see what I could find. I will go back early one Sunday when I can shoot the main street without cars but did get lucky on the train. I want to capture the quasi-sepia tones of the movie in some but I'm at a loss. Any ideas? And even if you never heard of the movie, which version do you prefer below?
sepia version
somewhere in between
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The light certainly makes that Volkswagen a powerful red. It looks well maintained, especially considering the age of it. Thank you for sharing.trevor4455 wrote:
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