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31-01-10, 08:17 PM
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An old completely broken house

Hello friends

Hope you doing fine.
Today i brought another new pic taken by me.
Its a house actually (was).
on a haunted mountain.
only the semi-front wall with a single window are standing there.
it's ruined. but tells that there used to be a house some 100 years before.
Sure there were some histories ran over it.

It talks about the time left behind.



Well, let me be honest here.
I did some HDR works on the rocks and manipulated some lightroom lights on the sky.
That's all and nothing more.

Tell me , how much you like it.


     
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31-01-10, 09:18 PM
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Re: An old completely broken house

Think it works well - nice work

I would like to see the rocks their natural colour tho, guess they'd work well with that sky..
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31-01-10, 10:06 PM
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Re: An old completely broken house

I agree with Azz.

It's a nice effect but I'd prefer it looking a bit more natural, but then most HDRIs don't look natural..not completely.

You're also still getting that unwanted glow around your foreground. I'd try harder to fix that.

Over all, it's a nice composition, and the thick black border sets it off well.

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31-01-10, 11:05 PM
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Re: An old completely broken house

Interesting image with lots of interest.
Not so keen on that glow though.
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01-02-10, 02:09 AM
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Re: An old completely broken house

I love the subject matter, think it would work really well in Mono.


     
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01-02-10, 02:46 AM
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Re: An old completely broken house

Apart from that 'glow' which has already been mentioned I think it's a nice shot. The composition is good and I like the way we're looking up, seeing the sky through the window.

I bet it would make a good black and white shot too.
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