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Hey man, thanks for the kind comments as usual. I am indeed the one who chatted with you about the yellow cast some time ago, but it was one specific case in which I had processed an image that way. I personally don't see the cast here, but then again my eye might not be trained that well yet. I'd like to point out, however, that the majority of these images were shot during the golden hour, which might (or might not) explain the yellowish tones you're seeing.
Thanks! No, the only filter I have for now is a UV...
Oh? Really? Hm. Must be some midwestern thing. Funky. I gotta get the heck outta Boston at some point.
Thanks man, much appreciated!#8 & #9 :thumbsup:
#1 is pretty stong as well, but quite the same impact.
Thank you! The truck was on the side of the road with a "for sale" sign. A week has passed, so I'm sure it's already gone... it was really beautiful and well kept.Amazing photos!! I'll go against the grain a bit, I like 1, 2, 7 and 9. The GMC truck is just gorgeous. Very nicely done.
Thanks John! You need to send me the contact info for that gallery ASAP!Checking through the gallery after a couple days away at soccer tournament, to find that once again, I'm the proverbial day late and dollar short. Great stuff federico.
#8 should be hanging on a gallery wall in Santa Fe.
Hey vis... Nice series. I liked 1, 8 was really creative and I thought 9 was just amazing. One thing bothering me though is that they almost ALL have a yellowish cast to them... I can't recall... you may be the guy who likes to do this deliberately... if so, ignore me... if not... stop it!
EDIT: Actually the yellow cast in 9 is a cool effect with the yellow truck.