City of the Dead 19 by raven_nightmares
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Canon 10D + Sigma 28-300mm Hyperzoom (at 81mm)
ISO400 f5.6 1/90
Just another fine example of the craftsmanship that has gone into these stones over the years. A bit of contrast adjustment and then the colour work to bring out the blue/green tones.
Not long to go now...we're only a few more images away from the end. Thank you for sticking with me thus far.
Comments (16)
addiek
Thank you for your presentation. I love a good series. Nice colour toning here RN.
schadtc
This is well done! Thanks for sharing!
LunarSight
(nod) It's sad that cemeteries often have more interesting architecture than most modern buildings.
logiloglu
a wonderful image. excellent tones. !!!!!! #:O) !!!!!!!!!
smartgirl172
That's so peaceful!
Kazzy
I do like this shot especially, the symbol of life embracing death - the cycle, and the effective composition of the tree consolidating the feeling of strength here.
LadyAya
This is a beautiful image. I really like the tones and the desaturated zones.
Ikarius
A very beautiful one. The lighting looks like snow on the cross. You captured a sinister mood, again.
ilutegija
glorious shot! love the depth and colours... beautiful work.
NarayanaKow
Powerful, strong, reassuring. Well done.
WandM
A pearl for the eye. Great.
Lalani
Yes, it really is beautiful =)
Carly
This has been an awesome series and this is an awesome shot. Beautiful detail and colours!
Akinom
Those tones you use for the series is awesome and make those beautiful pieces of craftsmenship stand out gorgeously!
elscar
One of my favourites from this series... I like the light and tones...and the background is just perfect...
Niutek
Once again, your postwork brings out the best features of the image. You really know your stuff, young man :)))