old port (part 2!!)

[Alexandra]

Ok, well here's the second part of my amazing walk at the old port. I sor of made a compromise here: 2 sepias, 2 B&W's and since not everyone is a fan of these, one in color. Tell me what you think of them:

1. Silos...

2. A part of the docks

3.

4. For some reason i don't know, I don't really like this one, but it looks good in sepia...

5.

 

[Alexandra]

;-)
oh, btw, for the tourists among us: the industrial mess is not the only part of the port...

 

[santino]

sure, there's a backyard with trashcans too *joke*

I like the last one best. dunno why, the rust is cool.

 

[Alexandra]

lol, check this out: (didn't have time to crop it properly...)

 

[AIRIC]

Nice, I really like the last one with the rust.

Eric

 

[Alexandra]

i love sepia. and your photos look nice in sepia.. but they seem a little too orange? or is that my monitor?

:mrgreen: Thanks!!!
Actually, it might be a bit too orange cause the sun was just so amazingly bright and it was reflecting everywhere. I actually had to put my hand over the camera for some shots...

 

[Jmart_88]

very cool. i like the one of the locks.

 

[Alexandra]

Thanks! :thumbup:
I wasn't quite sure about that one.
always nice to hear from you!

 

[LaFoto]

The one of the locks had me think immediately: "Oh, railing cropped". Sorry!

And I like the additional one best of the series, for the rust is really cool, closely followed by the first with the patterns of "mended" silos --- don't know how to express myself properly this morning...

As I mentioned already in one of my previous reply posts to your pictures, I have for once set my little camera to sepia mode and took "an Alexandra-photo" (), but I find the inbuilt sepia too strong. Too orange. Not that I didn't like sepia tinted pictures at all, it's not that, but I find the inbuilt camera-effect (of my camera) too strong.

 

[Alexandra]

hmmm... makes me wonder... actually i think i've never seen 'real' sepia, so i can't compare... hmm, i've gotta see some. Actually the reason why i like it so much, is that one day, I was reading through Nationl Geographic's "100 best vintage photos" and they were almost all sepia and i loved it a lot. Guess it left a print on me.
Yeah, i've gotta see some real sepia some day... ;-)