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Comment by i-Berg posted on The Wasteland at 25/03/2010 - 05:05
Well done for the substantial progress to date - I'm sure we will see much more of that too.
Comment by i-Berg posted on Final Class at 25/03/2010 - 05:00
Top spot Kris, you must smile every time you step outside. That tree must be getting fairly old...
Comment by i-Berg posted on Copper beech at 24/03/2010 - 10:23
The way the trees in all three interact with the sky is powerful!
Comment by i-Berg posted on A few new ones at 24/03/2010 - 10:21
bwichmawr wrote:
Is the Marshall a single cylinder Field Marshall? If so it's a most interesting tractor used mainly by contractors for forestry work etc. You start them with a hammer and a shot-gun cartridge without the pellets. The single two stroke (I think) motor shakes the chassis and everything around!
Ahah! There was a single cylinder tractor like that over here, called the Bulldog. Start up the same way, the whole tractor used to jump around (ie lift off :shock. Enormous torque, but oh boy...Is the Marshall a single cylinder Field Marshall? If so it's a most interesting tractor used mainly by contractors for forestry work etc. You start them with a hammer and a shot-gun cartridge without the pellets. The single two stroke (I think) motor shakes the chassis and everything around!
Comment by i-Berg posted on Junkyard details at 24/03/2010 - 10:18
I prefer the mono version too. The ironwork is good, but the background could give it some more contrast.
Comment by i-Berg posted on What do you think of the knockers? at 24/03/2010 - 10:14
Tim,
No 2 also, but perhaps with a little additional brightness? As Mike says, it has the potential.
No 2 also, but perhaps with a little additional brightness? As Mike says, it has the potential.
Comment by i-Berg posted on Mersea Skies at 24/03/2010 - 09:52
That ball reflection is a pearler Tim!
Comment by i-Berg posted on Fitzwilliam Museum at 24/03/2010 - 09:34
I really like the post as well as the composition - is it a split tone or similar process?
Comment by i-Berg posted on Long Gone Teasels at 24/03/2010 - 09:32
Andrew,
Yet the watercourses and stone walls provide some of those elements in a 2-d image. The first works best for me too Andrew, and perhaps the mono aspect of it assists me there. I'm sensing there may have been a nostalgic aspect to this walk for you this time (albeit on a track oft traveled) - on account of the lens?
Yet the watercourses and stone walls provide some of those elements in a 2-d image. The first works best for me too Andrew, and perhaps the mono aspect of it assists me there. I'm sensing there may have been a nostalgic aspect to this walk for you this time (albeit on a track oft traveled) - on account of the lens?
Comment by i-Berg posted on The Wasteland at 24/03/2010 - 09:30
A marked difference - Paul was right methinks. I'd leave the sky as is too.