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[Dikkie]

Brussels

 

[timor]

Oversaturated but I like it, especially #1, looks like a painting. #2 has less striking colors.

 

[Frequency]

i love that saturation

 

[Dikkie]

Me too actually, I did it by purpose.

 

[unpopular]

i love that saturation

Imagine that

 

[timor]

i love that saturation

Imagine that

 

[Frequency]

 

[unpopular]

It does seem Indian culture, as a general rule, appreciates vibrancy a bit more than the West. Would you agree?

 

[Frequency]

100% true... the celebration called Holy(it is known as celebration of colors), Kerala's Kathakali, the ornate wedding ceremonies.....examples are endless

 

[unpopular]

^^ yes, even daily choice of clothing; I have yet to see a drab Bollywood film!

 

[Dikkie]

I like such vibrancy too. It makes the picture more living.

Around 10 years ago, I shot this one, begin january, very cold outside.

Totally not sharp, aswell a lucky shot, when the sun came up before I went to work, I went for a walk... the ground was little icy and I almost fell on the ground by this short walk.
What I like in this one is the electricity. There's something moving, there's so much to see, so much colours,...
So for other people the shot can be a disaster because it's not sharp, but for me there's a nice memory in this picture.

I liked doing nightshots last few years... but lately I'm into 'blue hour' photography, just in between night and day... I'm so obsessed by it that I want to remake every black nightphoto into a blue hour photo.... so I'll have to revisit every place again that I shot the last years, but now at sunset time ! Would take me a long long time

 

[timor]

It is an impressive image. Sharp enough for this size.