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A fake IR effect of some old ruins. They are actually quite popular as a backdrop for portraits but not from this view. Flickr had some Halloween graphics so I had to fancy up the sig.
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A fake IR effect of some old ruins. They are actually quite popular as a backdrop for portraits but not from this view. Flickr had some Halloween graphics so I had to fancy up the sig.
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I quite like this. good work!
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ooooooooo cool new photo sig!
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Well done raiven! I'm not familiar with these ruins. Where are they?
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The treatment is interesting but I'm not sold on the subject. I just don't find it interesting. The bright sun (blown in a couple of spots) and heavy shadow seem to clash for me. Maybe it's due to the fake IR effect.
All that being said it looks like a fairly good technical shot of a difficult subject in bad lighting conditions.
Just my.. YMMV
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Thanks for the comments all! EJC, they are on 12th Avenue S.E. at about 6th Street. They are known as Rundle ruins and are the ruins of the old General Hospital that later became an old folks home.
Last edited by JAS_Photo; 11-04-2009 at 02:29 AM.
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