Two from a train

Richard

I took a quick trip to Toledo (Spain, not Ohio ) last week. Here are a couple of shots taken along the way:





Thanks for looking. C&C always welcome.

basflt

as for the title , i go for #1
you see nothing , but its clearly a shot from off a train
if there was a slight part of the train window frame , it would complete , IMO

DaddyO

Not Ohio. Right
Neat shots. Take 2 here has some nice visual attractions.

Wil Davis

I think #2 looks somewhat underexposed and if it wasn't for the fact that the exposure & colours are OK in #1, I would be tempted to think that there was something wrong with my monitor.

Sorry Richard, but I don't think either of these are up to the standard of your usual stuff!

(just IMNSHO!)



- Wil

basflt

Wil Davis wrote: »

I think #2 looks somewhat underexposed

that , is in the eye of the beholder IMO
me , i love it .....

Richard

DaddyO wrote: »

Not Ohio. Right
Neat shots. Take 2 here has some nice visual attractions.

Thanks, Michael. Glad you liked it.

Wil Davis wrote: »

I think #2 looks somewhat underexposed and if it wasn't for the fact that the exposure & colours are OK in #1, I would be tempted to think that there was something wrong with my monitor.
- Wil

basflt wrote: »

that , is in the eye of the beholder IMO
me , i love it .....

I agree with both of you . Actually the shot was exposed just fine, but I was playing around with a new blending mode in CS5 (Subtract) just to understand what it does, and I kind of liked the effect. When I saw it the next day, it looked too dark. There's a particular look I have seen in some Cibachrome prints that I have been wanting to achieve--dark, yet saturated colors. This doesn't quite measure up, I guess. I posted it to see what others thought.