Fires of industry
by jackal9

Comment by sevilduvarci:
the processing is really very good, i like the tones alot.

Clock Tower
by jackal9

Comment by bdenny:
The contrast on the tower itself (particularly the columns) is great! The grain ain't so bad...

Fires of industry
by jackal9

Comment by SandyP:
Oooooh yes! The procesing is great! This is interesting and has a wonderful industrial look! Who'd think a scene like this could make such great art!

Fires of industry
by jackal9

Comment by CapeSail:
Nice depth on the processing.

Fires of industry
by jackal9

Comment by Melethia:
Well whatever you did to process this, it worked really well! Very nicely highlights the textures, and the detail is excellent. Kindly post your processing steps if you get a chance.

Fires of industry
by jackal9

Comment by UNCLEBRO:
the only suggestion I'd have to improve this would be a sligthly tighter crop.
a little off the bottom to exclude the white thing and maybe a little off the left habd side to bring it tighter to the wheel.
otherwise, a really interesting study.

Fires of industry
by jackal9

Comment by Alicia:
Great subject and I just love the processing on this. Wish you had enlightened us with your steps. Great shot.

Fires of industry
by jackal9

Comment by BAMartin:
This is a fantastic study in old machinery. The toning is superb!

Neverwhere
by jackal9

Comment by Hipychik:
Very artistic. I really like how you set up the shots.

Neverwhere
by jackal9

Comment by JuliBoc:
I'm really surprised this didn't score higher. I think the b&w is very effective. The triptych has a point to make, and does it well. I haven't read the other comments, but maybe the focus/noise/quality of the shots hurt. Also, I'm wondering if there might have been a way to arrange the shots so that the leg wasn't cut off in the center image.

edit for typos.

Message edited by author 2007-05-07 09:43:52.