Top notch work here Robt and the post processing finishes it off well, is the vignette added? I'm yet to take a shot with a vignette.
Some of the vignetting is due to extreme tilt closing off corners; the rest is added to balance it out. I left an "opening" in the vignette lower right because that seemed to work better.
Very nice...the faux-Polaroid is the perfect choice for this! I know you're back east but for me this has a bit of an American southwest vibe.
Well I'm a Southwest guy born and bred, so I guess that makes sense :-) I'm a San Diego native and have spent a LOT of time in the deserts and the canyon country over the years.
Top notch work here Robt and the post processing finishes it off well, is the vignette added? I'm yet to take a shot with a vignette.
Some of the vignetting is due to extreme tilt closing off corners; the rest is added to balance it out. I left an "opening" in the vignette lower left because that seemed to work better.
I know it's not, but I see New Mexico in the 50's and there's talk of aliens. Or perhaps I just had too much chocolate today. But seriously, this is really a nice use of the toy!
What a wonderful (well, considering the title and subject) old time feel to this photograph Robert! The "frame" reminds me of a Polaroid shot (intentional - yes?).
Not having anything really on the mark, focus-wise, makes me wander around the photo without being able to settle in anywhere in particular. Normally, this would be annoying, but somehow it works with this presentation/comp. A very moody photo.
Yes it is very good, Bear. I linked to Igor Posner for someone else here recently (actually it was Germaine, I think). Now I must do the same for you. This has that Posner mood, like a slightly sullen hangover.
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