after earth
by insteps

Comment:
My graphic-designer instinct is to say this would work well for a print ad with the space on the left for type.

My camera gives me noise like that at ISO 400, and printed photos (as in magazines) are built of nearly-visible dots of ink ... I find the quality of the composition and overall "feel" make the noise largely irrelevant or perhaps even an additional "feature".

View from the Loo
by jomari

Comment:
There is a building in my neighborhood with some of these glass bricks -- they are one of my "favorite" subjects for square/rectangular shots. Excellent work to bring out all the random detail.

square
by MAK

Comment:
Surprisingly effective in a scene where one might expect a panoramic image.

A1010296
by MAK

Comment:
I don't think I've ever seen an arch with a skinny keystone like that -- great find and detail.

The Good Room #2
by jomari

Comment:
This layout reminds me of the painting of Van Gogh's bedroom.

Thanks for the details (on the other shot).

- - - -
by krnodil

Comment:
As someone remarked on one of my pictures, well-spotted! :-)

Zebra Redux
by NikonJeb

Comment:
It's so hard to get them to hold still -- nice work. what focal length were you at for this?

1381
by pixelpig

Comment:
I like how you turned the perspective -- looks like one of those geometric abstract paintings popular a while ago. I taken a lot of shots waiting in the dentist's office too. :-)

A Poser We Can ALL Believe In
by mefnj

Comment:
Great idea ... I would have spelled it "poseur" for added emphasis.

It's Catching
by GeneralE

Comment:

Originally posted by posthumous: whatever you did to filter this is very interesting and compelling. I'm hanging this in my fantasy gallery

Thanks Don,

It's actually simple -- I set a custom White Balance using a Magenta swatch, which the camera uses to compensate by shifting everything toward the Green, which is "opposite" from Magenta on the "Color Wheel."

I carry a 4x6 print with the primary Additive (RGB -- middle row) and Subtractive (CMY -- top row) colors just for this purpose -- feel free to download and use the print (third row of colors are arbitrary).