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[Roger]

 

[LaFoto]

Museum?

IR again?
Or lots of PP?

(Ha, all these abbreviations, which I had such a hard time with at first, and now I can throw them about as if I had the knowledge :greenpbl: --- for newbies: IR is infrared and pp is my own abbreviation for post processing).

 

[third_shift|studios]

very cool!!!

 

[Roger]

Museum?

IR again?
Or lots of PP?

(Ha, all these abbreviations, which I had such a hard time with at first, and now I can throw them about as if I had the knowledge :greenpbl: --- for newbies: IR is infrared and pp is my own abbreviation for post processing).

heh heh a little knowledge is a dangerous thing Corinna ....not IR, B&W conversion and special effects in Silver Efex Pro, a great PP tool. The statue is in a park attached to Miramare Castle near Trieste.

very cool!!!

thanks very much.

 

[wchua24]

great picture there...

 

[xomikronx]

very nice.

 

[SympL]

Real nice work in pp, Roger.
Well done.

 

[asseenonfuturama]

loving the angle. lookin up at it plus the title. really fits.
also like the fade border. adds a nice touch

 

[Roger]

very nice.

thank you.

great picture there...

thanks very much.

Real nice work in pp, Roger.
Well done.

thanks a lot Sympl.

loving the angle. lookin up at it plus the title. really fits.
also like the fade border. adds a nice touch

thanks for your comments...I thought the antiques style really suited well as the statue reminded me of photos from the 1920's.

 

[dwol]

Really great shot and editing. As asseenonfuturama said, the title suits the picture. I like this image

 

[Roger]

Really great shot and editing. As asseenonfuturama said, the title suits the picture. I like this image

thanks very much mate!

 

[gob144]

jeez that pp bring him to life if it wasnt for the metal work on his arm id have trouble telling it was a statue.

 

[Roger]

jeez that pp bring him to life if it wasnt for the metal work on his arm id have trouble telling it was a statue.

thanks glad you like it...the statues were some of the most lifelike I have seen, it's the smoothness of the bronze I think.