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The Forgotten
The Forgotten
Simms


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Challenge: Free Study 2008-07 (Advanced Editing VII)
Camera: Canon EOS-1D Mark III
Lens: Canon EF 16-35mm f/2.8L USM
Location: Horndon on the Hill
Date: Jul 27, 2008
Aperture: 5.6
ISO: 250
Shutter: 1/1000
Galleries: Landscape, Architecture
Date Uploaded: Jul 6, 2008

The only reason I named this "The Forgotten" was because I thought it was a badass name for an image..

nice pic as well.. hoping for, shall we say, 6.7? Also hope I manage to knock my overall average up to 6.32, maybe even 6.33?I definitely feel I have got a Falc vibe going on with this image, although I could never ever be as accomplished a landscape photographer as the man himself.

Made up of 5 exposures, shot in JPG.

Statistics
Place: 44 out of 524
Avg (all users): 6.5188
Avg (commenters): 7.6667
Avg (participants): 6.4839
Avg (non-participants): 6.6389
Views since voting: 1487
Views during voting: 279
Votes: 160
Comments: 20
Favorites: 2 (view)


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08/10/2008 08:06:45 PM
just curious, was this processed with Essential HDR? Cool shot by the way.
08/09/2008 09:46:52 PM
Cute shot, but I do not have to eat my hat.
08/08/2008 12:37:45 AM
Shoulda known it was you! I was hoping this would make at least the top20. This is so Simms like in its own way, I should slap myself for not noticing ;) It does have a little falc mood like you mention in your comments but it has yours too. Nice take m8.
 Comments Made During the Challenge
08/07/2008 09:13:52 PM
I see two shots which I can't pick out as user Falc's and this is one of them. Though the style and mood reminds me more of Heida's fairytale cottage. Please don't fret and I hope you take that as big compliment if you're not Falc ;)
The tones are excellent and I like how you brought out the texture of the weathered wood. Good luck with this one. Wouldn't be surprised to see this in the top10.
08/07/2008 04:03:24 PM
WONDERFUL!!!!!
08/06/2008 05:38:33 PM
This is so "Heida" to me... (Except it's probably warmer in light & tones than her work tends to be.) Fantastic processing and an exceptional transformation from the ordinary to the extraordinary. 9
08/06/2008 07:50:50 AM
Nice PP on the cabin. The two bushes to the left of the cabin are a bit dark compared to the foreground, and enough to make me wonder how the foreground of this image is lit. Still a good study in weathered!
08/06/2008 07:46:48 AM
nice HDR look about it...I really love the tones...crop is a little tight but works OK...8
08/05/2008 06:32:30 AM
Nicely done to bring out the detail in the wood, the isolation of the scene. One wonders what may be on the sign on the door.
08/04/2008 06:33:10 PM
Awesome photo! very well edited, great detail in the Cabin and a wonderful sky. Love the bits of light coming through the roof. Lots of nice sightlines to let you read this photo. Very well done. The best I have seen so far! Best of luck. Scott
08/04/2008 03:55:21 PM
Great colors
08/03/2008 04:37:35 PM
You're a maestro, whoever you are!
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08/02/2008 04:43:49 PM
wow, that is really beautiful sunset. the house just completes the whole look, i really love old houses
08/02/2008 04:34:52 PM
The subject is quite dull - there's no interest in the picture for me.
  Photographer found comment helpful.
08/02/2008 09:47:26 AM
love this shot...I love the colour and processing. great print
08/02/2008 08:43:02 AM
A feeling of the country, with this fine image.......
08/02/2008 05:37:49 AM
Great composition and lovely foreground colors. I wonder if taking the same image from a slightly lower position, so that the sun is somewhat hidden by the leaves, would have improved it even more (to say it differently, I am not fond of the direct sun highlights). (Not voting).
08/01/2008 11:27:40 PM
Gorgeous - -like heaven! 10!
08/01/2008 03:04:58 PM
If only you would have used a selective color adjustment layer in your processing to make the reds redder and the yellows more yellow, you would have an excellent photo
08/01/2008 01:02:43 AM
Like the treatment here.


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