Iron Horse by sazzart

Bryce • Scenic • posted on Feb 10, 2005

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Locomotive scan and post touchup: argiebooze Bryce Sky background and photo composition: sazzart Post production work done in PhotoShop. argiebooze sent me a picture of this 'Iron Horse' when he was showing me some of the 'straight' photography work he does. The original sky was washed out. Decided to go for more color and a slight surreal feel; argie's idea. I ended up using this for a modelled wallpaper titled, "EMT Responsiveness." Thanks for viewing our joint effort.

Comments (7)

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Druidstorm

10:32AM | Thu, 10 February 2005

She's a beauty the back-bone of the trade game...Excellent work to the both of you...A surreal treat to the eyes!!!...:)

argiebooze

11:19AM | Thu, 10 February 2005

Thank you Saz for your excellent work!!. He actually felt some compassion for the circumstances surrounding the original pic. It was shot during a very cold and overcast day, here in Buenos Aires. The damp wind coming from the river, rattled my bones so much, I could barely hold the camera still. He decided to warm up my soul with sazzart's distinctive touch and the result, believe me, is sooo different to the original mood. As an interested party...can I vote?.lol.

tony_br22

4:13PM | Thu, 10 February 2005

hey man, you keep amazing me with your compositions. superb done integration of that sky, and a wonderful photograpy of this machine :-) Excellent stuff

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Burpee

4:28PM | Sun, 13 February 2005

Great integration of media and love the train image. Massive, strong yet older; no longer young and fresh; mature. This is what I feel when I look at this one.

19Paul

1:17AM | Tue, 03 May 2005

Very nice locomotive picture. What country is it from? It looks like an Alco to me, but not any Alco make, export or otherwise, I'm aware of.

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