Comments by Dave Lavash on Sat, 08/25/07 03:51 Well seen. The curve of the railway track is used well here. Comments by Christopher Azzopardi on Sat, 08/25/07 06:28 I perfectly agree with Dave. I'm not sure if you add a bit more contrast would help in making this image more dynamic. On my monitor there's no black. Comments by Rory Hudson on Sat, 08/25/07 07:45 Very nicely seen and rendered Julie. Moody and evocative. Perhaps a little more contrast, as Chris suggests, would help a bit. Comments by Jan Bjorklund on Sat, 08/25/07 08:34 The only thing that could make this image better would be a train coming around that curve... the image has a sense of anticipation to the picture with the viewer imagining that a train will appear at any second to fill the photograph. Comments by Linda Frey on Sat, 08/25/07 08:50 A very attractive design!
Comments by Ruth Rittichier on Sat, 08/25/07 10:37 Great composition and mood, particularly with the semaphore included. I can just imagine a train whipping around that curve, and disappearing into the mist. Good photo for a mystery story. Comments by Ray Ewing on Sat, 08/25/07 18:48 very cool, i like it Comments by Peirce Behrendt on Sat, 08/25/07 21:15 I would leave the contrast as is. The haze adds to the mystery. Even though it is very tempting to follow the tracks, I would not advise it. They look like they are still active. Comments by Rafael Seibert on Sat, 08/25/07 21:28 Nice composition.
Comments by Julie M. Dant on Sat, 08/25/07 21:58 Thanks so much, everyone, for all your kind comments and good suggestions! I haven't the time right now to respond to all, so until later..this is my thanks. Going to a St. Louis Cardinal Game with our son!! wooohooo!! Comments by Rick Longworth on Sat, 08/25/07 22:27 Well, now that you're back from the game (I hope your team won) I'll add that I enjoy this one too. Comments by DebbiK on Sat, 08/25/07 23:36 Julie, love it! One of your best! Comments by Maria Salvador on Mon, 08/27/07 11:13 Very nice as is. A simple composition and a great mood! Comments by Allen on Mon, 08/27/07 21:14 If a picture doesn't have "atmosphere" and evoke feeling, I don't care how technically good it is, it just leaves me flat. You certainly don't have that problem here. Wonderful evocative image Julie. Congrats! Comments by Steve Owen on Tue, 08/28/07 09:12 Wonderful! I agree with Allen: "Wonderful evocative image!" |
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