Chair in a corner
Dec 22, 2013 07:34:46 #
Hi candle57, thanks for the input.
candle57 wrote:
Great shot, love it
Dec 22, 2013 08:12:14 #
Dec 22, 2013 08:14:07 #
wanderingbear
Loc: San Diego
I don't think I sent the whole question of where you found the location and were the chair and staff and boots already there??
Dec 22, 2013 11:51:59 #
Dec 22, 2013 11:56:47 #
Great composition, its all there, Luv it. Have you considered a Mono version Mark
Geoff
Geoff
markeisenbeil wrote:
Yup...it's exactly that.
Dec 22, 2013 14:09:41 #
markeisenbeil wrote:
Yup...it's exactly that.
Sure is ..BTW, where were you when you took this picture?
Rich
Dec 22, 2013 14:18:09 #
markeisenbeil wrote:
Yup...it's exactly that.
Obviously, all your money goes to photo gear. :D
Good shot.
Dec 22, 2013 15:46:54 #
Hi, Mark---
This is a terrific image! And while conversion to B&W (or using a sepia setting) might give it an additional ol' timely feeling, the different shades of blue & other muted colors add real character to the photo. Keep it just as you have it. I have only one suggestion (& I'm bending the rules a bit here by "modifying" your image without permission, but in my defense, it is merely a slight "tilting" action that I'm hoping won't count too heavily against me): the use of a wide angle here resulted (as it almost must, without a $2k PC lens) in the chair being off kilter (the boots, not so much). I've just straightened the chair a slight bit.
Terrific image. Hope you make lots more....
This is a terrific image! And while conversion to B&W (or using a sepia setting) might give it an additional ol' timely feeling, the different shades of blue & other muted colors add real character to the photo. Keep it just as you have it. I have only one suggestion (& I'm bending the rules a bit here by "modifying" your image without permission, but in my defense, it is merely a slight "tilting" action that I'm hoping won't count too heavily against me): the use of a wide angle here resulted (as it almost must, without a $2k PC lens) in the chair being off kilter (the boots, not so much). I've just straightened the chair a slight bit.
Terrific image. Hope you make lots more....
Dec 22, 2013 16:26:01 #
Dec 22, 2013 17:40:32 #
It sure is and what a neat shot!
markeisenbeil wrote:
Yup...it's exactly that.
Dec 22, 2013 23:38:39 #
Dec 23, 2013 08:06:58 #
Hi wanderingbear, I found the location because it's a well known ghost town up here in Montana and I happen to like that sort of stuff. The chair, boots and staff (actually a drill bit) were there already. The town was restored and managed by people with the Bureau of Land Management, University of Montana, and the Garnet Preservation Association. Just about all of the artifacts in the town are donations from people who wanted to help. Most of the artifacts had been either auctioned (when the last resident died in the 40s) or looted by souvenir hunters.
wanderingbear wrote:
I don't think I sent the whole question of where you found the location and were the chair and staff and boots already there??
Dec 23, 2013 08:07:43 #
Hi UP-2-IT, thanks for the input.
UP-2-IT wrote:
Great start Mark!
Dec 23, 2013 08:09:41 #
Hi Geoff, thanks for the input. I'll see what I can do in mono and get back to you.
GWR100 wrote:
Great composition, its all there, Luv it. Have you considered a Mono version Mark
Geoff
Geoff
Dec 23, 2013 08:12:58 #
Hi Rich2236, I was standing in front of the chair, which happened to be at a ghost town called Garnet that is located in the mountains in Montana between the towns of Drummond and Missoula.
Rich2236 wrote:
Sure is
..BTW, where were you when you took this picture?
Rich
Rich
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