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Published: 2006-08-19 13:46:42 +0000 UTC; Views: 763; Favourites: 15; Downloads: 9
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Pic taken under a train's (ARMTRACK) bridge... built sometime in the 20's, the bridge suffers from luck of maintanance, but I found it a great depth sceenary...Related content
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Excellent interplay of repeated patterns...great eye.
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wow ttomoulli m. en polla periergh photo. fainetai na exei va8os k upsos lio ane3hghta anw...arese m!!!
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Oi j ane3hghta..!
thanks Ro3anh m!
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ee perierga..u know what i mean!!ate!
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8a to anaptu3oumen to 8ema p en na rtw pisw!!!
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kalan kalan..pellopafite...ekkentrike...AGAPH MOUUUUU
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I like this one alot.. nice perspective and b/w works very well here..
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Hmm, it's a bit grainy, but a very nice picture indeed.
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is just the cement of the bridge if U notice better..!
thanks anw!
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Well the cement adds to it.
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Very cool shot... Have you tried this picture in B&W? You could have a nice effect too... Just a suggestion..
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Don't know...
There's def smt wrong with this pic and I can't find out what..!
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Perhaps some shadow/highlight adjustment, I don't know... But think about the B&W possibility!
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Well, I think it highlights a little more the arches effect... But it's just my humble opinion!
How about maintain the original shot (in colours) and post this BW version has a new shot (in Scraps, for example) and let people give their opinion? 
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I know what do U mean, but I think it gives to the viewer a more retro' prespective bein' in b&w, thats Y I' m gonna let it like that..!
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Ok... It's your shot!
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wow... a train's bridge... n yeah... its pretty... d photo looks cool too..
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probably I will use sepia..!
Thanks!
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for some strange reason looks very flat
i can see it like its a painting on a wall...
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Do U think I should increese the contrast or smt??
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Eparathrhsa to j 'gw alla en mporw na ths kamw tpt...
Mporei na thn cropparw diafwretika...
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really cool perspective.
this type of photo would be perfect if you took it as a stereoscopic photo.
check this out for more info.
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there's a couple of different ways you can take stereoscopic photos.
if you have a multiple-shot setting on the camera, you can take shot 1, at that point of view. then take 2 or 3 steps left or right. keeping the same angle and baselines. but basically it will be a slightly different point of view for shot 2.
then place both shots next to eachother in photoshop (just like my examples.) when you view them using the cross-eye effect. the 2 shots blend together and create a natural 3d perspective.
depending on how far apart the 2 point of views are, you'll have longer or short depth of field.
give it a go! stereoscopy is really interesting.
the cd artwork for Tool's latest album 10,000 days is all stereoscopic. with a built in stereoscope lenses, for viewing the images without having to cross your eyes.
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IC...
Dunnow, probably I'll buy wide-angle lenses 4 my pics 2 have a wider effect!
thanks 4 the info...
I 'll try 2 it soon!
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do. and stereoscopy works best on objects that lack depth in 2d. like water. or perspective shots like this.
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