Industrie by Blitzz-Licht

Photography • (none) • posted on Jul 04, 2007

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"crossed-Photostyle" a i watched the Image after i thought it would be dynamic if a car in motion blur drives through perhaps only through half of the Image so the other half the street can be seen. And of Course the horizont angle and the truck disturbs a bit. If you see more errors in Photography let me know. Critical Comments are very important for me because here at Rendero Critical Comments are very rare.

Comments (10)

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mark.spooner

3:39PM | Wed, 04 July 2007

A very nice industrial capture!

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Dianthus

5:43PM | Wed, 04 July 2007

Maybe i would have angled the road to be even horizontal on both sides.Tilt it down to the right side. That make sense? I like your idea and the clarity of the photo.

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Littlejock

5:45PM | Wed, 04 July 2007

Great POV and Colours, Hugs

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bclaytonphoto

7:03PM | Wed, 04 July 2007

I'm not that enthused about the colors..they a re just too bright and cheery for an industrial shot..That's an opinion..Monochrome or something darker(tone and mood) would have fit better to me The frame is too large for my taste. It's a well shot photo

Valerie-Ducom

7:07PM | Wed, 04 July 2007

Terrific picture on this industrie capture ! Excellent :)

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volante8

8:03PM | Wed, 04 July 2007

I like the contrast of the bright colours against the industrial subject matter, it works for me, I agree the frame is too large, also I'd have a little less sky....

kjpweb

8:56PM | Wed, 04 July 2007

That would have been quite a treat (the motion blurred car idea). For this image - I got no problem with tilt. The bluish tint however is somewhat offsetting. Works well with the frame as such (for an exhibition and/or print) - but it is too small for viewing pleasure.

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