Celtic Cross (Edinburgh) by inshaala
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Canon 50mm f1.8. Post in Photoshop.
From the same day as the "Edinburgh Silhouette" and "Suspicion" shots and in the same place. The car park before the castle has a few monuments to various wars etc and this was one of the celtic crosses there with a nice intricate carving which i decided to capture here.
Thanks for stopping by to take a look. Hope you all had a great christmas!
Enjoy!
Rich
http://album.cogia.net
PS - i am having trouble calibrating my laptop monitor and the monitor here (at home) i have, so the question is: is this shot too dark?
Comments (12)
mark.spooner
Excellent shot! Very good indeed!
babuinodeoro
Nice shot with the colour and the lighting mood of old Edimburgh.
natalieb
No, it's not too dark, the colours are great. Nice shot!
nikolais
very innovative pov highlighting the textures and colors of the corss against the dark sky. remarkable presentation
nicolaperniskii
Nice shot.
babuci
Not dark for me either. Middle blue works very well with a brownish olive colored cross...interesting POV.
kjpweb
Looks good to me! If you go to dpreview.com and check out one of the camera - reviews - they have a calibration bar at the beginning of each review - I found that simple tool pretty helpful. Your image? Love the POV. Am not sure on the DOF - was it applied in post? There's a pretty sharp transition on the left.
evinrude
Captivating POV!
Valerie-Ducom
Wowwww, wonderful picture and excellent perspectiv and pov !!! Fantastic composition !!! :)
FriedaFelicia
what a perfect abstract! Wonderful colours, not too dark at all but very vibrant. Excellent work.
tizjezzme
I think its just right; but then what do I know ;) I question the same thing with my new flat screen.
MaydaMason
a very original pov for this subject!