Φωτογραφίες

Across_Asia (344) 2007-03-28 8:46

Hi Vic
To a lay phototog like myself, this is an amzing creation that you done to the original shot. I couldn't help opening the thumbnail for a better appreciation. Powerful visual image indeed.

Cheers / Steven

fayeulle (27827) 2007-03-28 8:51

Hi Vic, my neighbor gallery today.
Original and stunning idea. I like the graphism
JP

atlantida (2323) 2007-03-28 9:04

Hey Vic,
I've never seen a photo from Charles Bridge, or maybe I have but I can't recognize it now. I like what u've got like a final product here after applying the changes u;ve made, it kinda brought me backwards in time. It's amazing.
Regards,
Gordana

wilkinsonsg (8662) 2007-03-28 15:51

Well, you are perhaps sailing close to the wind in regards to the site's policy on PP - but I like it!

Philippe (11836) 2007-03-28 16:51

Hi, Vic. This is indeed an original view of this world famous place. I like the silhouettes standing out against the background. The effect is really nice and it's auite difficult to make out where the statues are. I had seen the pic this morning and couldn't find it back. I got the explanantion in your reply to Stephen.

Dpbours (222) 2007-03-29 3:43

Hi Vic!

Thanks for the photoshop lesson. Haven't used the feather that often. Good tip! And a good result you got here!

Greetings, Dennis

etlerl (603) 2007-03-29 9:29

Hello Vic,
This is a very interesting tecnique. I cannot remember any similar pictures on this site. This effect provides the bridge with a very special atmosphere. You cannot tell which figures are sculptures and which are living people.
Regards,
etlerl

gabrielpat (7163) 2007-03-29 19:02

hi Vic,
how dramatic!!a very good work.a model of B/W;

AROBN54 (11475) 2007-04-01 13:31

Hi, Vic.
Man, this is a brilliant idea and you have done a GREAT job with it. I love the silhouettes and the haloes you have created for them. Very strong visual. Awesome!! Kind regards,
Shelly

ben4321 (9875) 2007-04-03 7:28

Hi Vic,
I'm not so keen on the halo effect, but the statues of the Charles Bridge do look superb as silhouettes. It also works very well in B&W.
I'd have liked to have seen a version of this shot without the halo effect for comparison. Personally I'm not too keen on heavy PP of this type, it can often get in the way of an otherwise good image. I think that's the case here, but at the end of the day it's all down to personal taste.

Cheers,
Ben

capthaddock (28790) 2007-04-05 23:56

It's definitely different Vic, a bit surreal and pleasantly spooky, it does push the PP limits but I personally don't mind a bit, something that pleases the eye and forces one to open the thumbnail, it works in this case in my opinion.

     guillaumejm (0) 2007-04-09 16:08

Hello vic
The idea is good but i think the sky part is too homogeneous even with halo parts. With this pp it look like a cartoon drawing more than a picture. Anyway, I like the general idea you intend to produce here.
Best regards
JMarc
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cobbydale (1958) 2007-04-16 15:57

Excellent work Vic. Personally I think the halo effect is great and adds a touch of surreal drama.
TFS. Leon.

thomeryon (1985) 2007-05-26 14:30

Hello Vic

Really a great view from a place i don't know and in a first time i didn't imagine yhat it was a bridge!
Beautiful.
Pascal

marietom (34611) 2007-06-13 13:44

Hi Vic,

Excellent contre jour, trθs belle composition.

Marie

     kiks (12805) 2007-08-10 1:44

The PP work realy gives a appealing and original image. I really would like to see the original.
TFS
KIks