Run Down Stone Farm

gubbs · March 30, 2005

Click on the pics for exif

Comments welcomed :thumb

4labs · March 30, 2005

You really have been posting so many great photos lately. I think your pp really works. I am curious to see the before pics also..

wxwax · March 30, 2005

I think you have something there in the first piccie, Gubbs.

Angelo · March 30, 2005

Wow Gubby, you've done it again. Fantastic shots!

How did you create that figure of a woman in the window?

bfjr · March 30, 2005

very good work

reminds me of the some scenes in the movie, "The Ring"

especially #2
Thanks for sharing

Khaos · March 30, 2005

Love the first one. Nice shots gubbs.

gubbs · March 31, 2005

4labs wrote:

You really have been posting so many great photos lately. I think your pp really works. I am curious to see the before pics also..

Thanks 4L

I think I prefer the colour versions

gubbs · March 31, 2005

Thanks for all the comments

pathfinder · March 31, 2005

gubbs wrote:

Thanks 4L
I think I prefer the colour versions

Me too. What's with all the noise in the image, especially #1??

gtc · March 31, 2005

very nice
well done gubbster

i prefer the first one in colour-the rich red of the brick work contrasts nicely against the stone

greg

Prezwoodz · April 1, 2005

The first picture with color just looks old and rundown. But the first picture like you posted it at first shows a long mysteriousness. It gives and idea that lets you ponder the wars that have been seen through that window and the power that shook the walls. Maybe im looking to deep but i love it!

John Mueller · April 1, 2005

That 1st one is tops Gubbs.Looking @ it again I see all kind of things I could do with it:):

System · April 4, 2005

great shots, gubbs

i really like both versions but prefer the color version in the first - awesome colors. well done, thanks for sharing

sash

gubbs · April 13, 2005

pathfinder wrote:

Me too. What's with all the noise in the image, especially #1??

Sorry I've taken so long to reply, I got a bit behind

The noise is from overly agressive sharpening, I just liked the effect it gave

gubbs · April 13, 2005

Thanks for the comments

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Skippy · April 13, 2005

I like the First Shot

gubbs wrote:

Click on the pics for exif

Comments welcomed

I really like that first shot, looks great in color too

Skippy (Australia)

ginger_55 · April 13, 2005

Well, I have to say I prefer the second one in color. When someone made them smaller, I thought to myself, "I have never seen a more perfect photograph".

Not meaning I have not seen other perfect photographs, just not more perfect.

The bright red/orange at the top of the window distracts me in the first one. I don't see anything to do about it either, and it has its own following.:D

ginger