The Tressel by AndyK751
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This was taken at a place called, "Bridges to the past." It's a historical hiking path in West Point, Kentucky. It was taken with a Cannon Rebel XTi and edited in photoshop. Image was desturated and Sepia tone was added.
Comments (10)
thecytron
Interesting photo!
auntietk
Perfect in b&w. Looks like you stood there with an old box camera and a cloth over your head!
YARDOBE
Yes,I'd like to see the colour version....seems that rusted metal beams and trees would offer a good contrast....a neck-strainer for sure and well done!
drag
Really nicely done. It really has the feel of history.
Hendesse
Excellent POV and fantastic tones. Looks very impressive! (Thanks for your nice comment, btw., the shot was taken in "Neckarsteinach".)
alhak
wonderful shot, after seeing both shots, i do prefer this one, nicely done
mark.spooner
Nice work!
Richardphotos
excellent capture and really works in b/w. I am using an XTi and XT.love them both
cameraobscura2
When I read that you desaturated the image to obtain a B/W redition, I bit my lip! Please learn to use the Channel Mixer as you will quickly discover that you have so much more control. Here are just some general settings to get you started regardless of the subject matter. Settings are for R/G/B 65/35/00; 00/65/35; 35/65/00; 35/00/65 and any other combination with those numbers. From that point on, fine tune. It is important to note to look at each channel individually to see what filter will reveal most detail and interst in the photograph. Have a great week. Thank you for sharing. egmont
N_o_v_a
Perfect rendition of a time honored and beautiful place that I miss a lot! The black and white seems to make it even more timeless!