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afterglowPosted by bluechameleon (Vancouver, Canada) on 6 August 2009 in Cityscape & Urban. “Put yourself in a different room, that's what the mind is for.” All Rights Reserved © Sharon Wish
Comments (48)
Nataly from Santa Monica, United StatesI love this look. What a great photo, and the colors are fantastic. Is this Vancouver? Hard to believe. 6 Aug 2009 5:11am Dulcie from Danville, United StatesAn interesting combination of so many elements.....it's all harmonious and interesting and held together by the strangely wonderful colors. 6 Aug 2009 6:13am Pavan Kaul from Mumbai, IndiaA lovely quote and I can see you are following it's advice:) Great picture...I like the vibrant, yet subdued color..the ducks are just wonderful! 6 Aug 2009 6:19am Ana Marusic from växjö, SwedenGreat photo, I really like the blue in this picture and the framing is just perfect 6 Aug 2009 7:02am k@ from Paris, FranceYou find a very nice "different room" ! Love the tones, muted colors and that soft turquoise tonality that caresses the whole pic* 6 Aug 2009 7:18am Ilan from IsraelHaze of the big city, hard light, boats, hard life.. and in a midst of all that, a family of ducks. 6 Aug 2009 8:02am @Ilan: Thanks Ilan :) Yes, the processing was the process for slide film, E3 I think, instead of the usual C41 which is used for colour negatives. Zahai from Berlin, Germanybeautiful combination of elements in this scene, all contrasting each other in various ways...very cool :) 6 Aug 2009 9:51am D3 <3 from Kay-elll, MalaysiaWow, amidst the heavy industrial background, the really eye catching part for me is the ducks! a bit of irony btw industrial v nature! <3 6 Aug 2009 10:13am Ivar from Indianapolis, United StatesCool shot, so many elements, yet they all go nicely together. Like the cityscape as the backdrop. Nice 6 Aug 2009 11:35am Eric Cousineau from Sherwood Park, CanadaWonderful effect in this shot Sharon! It looks very retro ... '60's type..... Well done! ;-) 6 Aug 2009 11:38am Sophie Asselin from Montréal, CanadaHello ! I like the style of this photograph. You did something special for the colors ? It's look like vintage. 6 Aug 2009 11:59am @Sophie Asselin: Thanks Sophie. The film was cross processed. Instead of a C41 process it was done as an E3 (I think that is correct) process which is generally used for slide film. Marcie from Newton, United StatesLove the colors in this. Feels like a 1970's image. Really wonderful!!! 6 Aug 2009 12:41pm Polydactyle from Montreal, CanadaA dense and effective composition. I love the colors washed out as if this picture was from another era. But the buildings in the background saying the opposite. J'aime beaucoup! 6 Aug 2009 12:49pm rian from mobile, United Statesreally dig the lomo effect here, it made the scene look like some of the slums in asia.. :) cool stuff! :D 6 Aug 2009 1:15pm dobbino from Cape Town, South AfricaI love the way you are not shy to experiment with different cameras, etc. I'm certainly not as adventurous. But I get the urge when I see what you produce - this is just sooo different - and special. 6 Aug 2009 1:16pm LESLIE from norwich, United KingdomJust love the effect from the Lumo + the processing on this is great 10/10 6 Aug 2009 1:54pm Sophie Asselin from Montréal, CanadaThank's to you Sharon, for your comments. Thank you so much :) 6 Aug 2009 2:11pm yiannis krikis from thessaloniki, Greecegreat colors, contrast and mood (as always) 6 Aug 2009 2:42pm Scott Schilling from San Martin, United StatesVery nice work! I like the blue and the processing work on this! 6 Aug 2009 3:18pm Fritsch from Berlin, Germany"When it's time from work to go / and in my boat I row / 'Cross the muddy Ohio / When the evening light is falling" (Bonnie Prince Billy) 6 Aug 2009 3:37pm Jaol from Canarias+Asturias, SpainYour new lomo is beginning to fly. And it actually flies high. I like ver much those buildings at the background contrasting with these ducks quitely swimming. 6 Aug 2009 4:10pm john4jack from Corvallis, Oregon, United StatesMarvelous composition. You seem to be having lots of fun with your new toy. This one is outstanding. 6 Aug 2009 4:44pm Ajay from Pune, IndiaI really love your unique style of presenting the world around you. 6 Aug 2009 6:04pm marc battault from clermont ferrand, Franceatmoshpere vintage with this vignetting, wonderful "post traitement " 6 Aug 2009 7:35pm Howard F. from South Pasadena, Calif., United StatesGreat capture, has a bit of everything- city and nature! Like the retro color and that flock of ducks cruising by. 6 Aug 2009 8:18pm sherri from Little Rock, Arkansas, United StatesDelicious colors, Sharon. I love this. 6 Aug 2009 9:32pm bronzebilly u.k. from Barry,Vale of Glamorgan, United KingdomLuvs that cross-process Blue..another great image on your excellent portfolio...bravo..!! 6 Aug 2009 10:14pm grant from kansas city, United Statesit has everything about it that a good lomo shot should, and more. 6 Aug 2009 11:07pm JoeB from Brampton, CanadaHad to double check what site I was at, lomo, an explosion of pale colours, the camera suits your frame of mind. :D 7 Aug 2009 12:52am martie from US, United StatesGorgeous! There is so much here - the skyscrapers, the boats, the water, the birds, so much. Yet it feels tranquil and timeless. Wonderful! 7 Aug 2009 2:02am Ti from Alpharetta, United StatesSometimes it's just unthinkable that there are two totally different places co-exist in a same city within short distance, short enough for them to see each other... Do they wonder what's it like living in each others' world? Are they curious enough to visit each other? Or they just overlooking each other from a distance? One from inside a high tech "prison" behind glass curtain, the other from low down humid bug prone free world?..... 7 Aug 2009 2:10am browneyes from Kanagawa, JapanLove this colors and city contrasts! I wonder if those ducks care about building forest...? 7 Aug 2009 4:32am Andrew Gould from Sydney, AustraliaInteresting processing, letting go of the highlights and shadows like that. The result is a very indiviualistic looking image. 7 Aug 2009 12:00pm Japanalia from Yokohama, JapanYour lomo creates interesting, strange effects! I like this! 8 Aug 2009 4:18am Mirko Herzner from Mühlheim am Main, GermanyAmazing eye for details and composition. I just love the ducks! 9 Aug 2009 10:38am Twelvebit from Victoria, United StatesInteresting place. And Atwood is one of my favorite authors. 10 Aug 2009 7:43pm SePp from Trier, Germanyvery nice pictures out of your LOMO. A lot of people starting doing pictures with this old russian camera. Maybe I shoul also try. Problem is that I never developed myself colour pictures. How do you handle this? You do it yourself or you bring them for developing? Greets, 13 Aug 2009 1:13pm @SePp: Thank you very much :) No, I do not develop my own photos. This camera take 35mm film, so I take it to be developed to any film lab. |
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