The Old and the New (II) by inshaala
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Just wrote the title which was simple to think of and remember i had called a completely different photo the same thing:
Anyway - i had a bit of play with this (mainly taking some people completely out of the shot - wid me mad clonin' skillz innit!), and i wonder if anyone can tell me where this shot is... it will give you a clue as to yesterday's shot location if you do know / recognise it.
Been playing with split toning as you might have realised... very cool little effect i have on one of my plugins - not sure if it is possible in PS unless you play around with colour curves on a greyscale...
Anyway - thanks for stopping by to take a look.
Enjoy!
Rich
Anyway - i had a bit of play with this (mainly taking some people completely out of the shot - wid me mad clonin' skillz innit!), and i wonder if anyone can tell me where this shot is... it will give you a clue as to yesterday's shot location if you do know / recognise it.
Been playing with split toning as you might have realised... very cool little effect i have on one of my plugins - not sure if it is possible in PS unless you play around with colour curves on a greyscale...
Anyway - thanks for stopping by to take a look.
Enjoy!
Rich
Comments (15)
elisheba
astonishing shot and perspective :)
TwistedMentat
Love the perspective,the toning really enhances the image..excellent work:)
jeroni
excelente perspestiva una gran imagen bravo
PeeWee05
So what's the plugin called then?! You are right channel mixer and some duo tone menu that I can't remember how to get to... Why didn't you take the lamp post out too while you were working on the people? Just a Q... I really love that you haven't fixed the perspective (I hate it when people do that...) it's natural to look up and see the building disappearing :D
Blitzz-Licht
very impressive with this viewpoint and wideangle-lense. Superb Quality too.
BorisB
A gorgeous composition, excellent!
delaorden_ojeda
superb and impressive work, fantastic pov
MrsLubner
An amazing grouping with a well thought-out pov.
mark.spooner
Excellent work.
Chaos911
outstanding pov Have a nice day! Adrian
www.Foto-ka.de
babuci
Stricking POV and a tone I love a most.
Valerie-Ducom
Excellent pov and perspective ! Good day :)
Cosine
Excellent shot, Rich. Superb detail on this one. Split toning is an option in CS3, although I can't say I've played with it.
alphalioness
Facinating shot...looks like the newer building grew around the older one :D Interesting POV...the bottom seem a little dark though...unless that was intentional?
mairekas
Super composition!