Working in the 1800's

[BadRotation]

What do you think/ what would you do differently with these two..

They were taken at work when we were putting the steam locomotives up for the night.

 

[Unimaxium]

That first shot is great. It really does have a century-old feel to it. I think it's a good use of telephoto, too. The second one is also quite nice, except for the fact that Chevrolets didn't exist in the 1800's .

I can't really think of anything I would do differently for these shots. I think they are great.

 

[MommyOf4Boys]

I really really love the first one! Awesome!

 

[BadRotation]

The second one is also quite nice, except for the fact that Chevrolets didn't exist in the 1800's .

I know, the title was referring to the first one. I just like the how the photos look with the vignetting, and sepia tones. :mrgreen:

 

[LaFoto]

The first one is just marvellous.
What would our own mysteryscribe say about its retro look, I wonder?
Is it retro enough for his tastes?

It is for mine.
Toning, subject, clothing of the man, choice of DOF and all that is perfect for a very old photo.

Same applies to Photo 2, only 19th century does not work with this kind of car . And maybe (but I don't know for sure) this one also is a bit too sharp and clear to be passed as "really old" (?). But if you want to know if the vignetting works --- I think it does. In addition with the toning. It came out great!

 

[lil dvl]

the first is really good, but the second i cant really make up my mind....its pretty good too.

 

[dirtnapper]

Like the first one, would like to see more sepia to give it that aged look.