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06/23/2009 04:32:40 PM |
| Like the others have said, the duotone treatment is well suited for this image. It has always amazed me that there are always more people watching than working in these situations. |
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06/23/2009 09:13:28 AM |
| Lots of nice detail. Not crazy about the big borders, though -- IMNSHO too close to the tone of the shot. |
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06/23/2009 01:29:47 AM |
| It was a good idea to convert this to the duotone. I like the connection between the foreground and top patterns, and that you got construction and destruction (behind the light pole) in the same shot. The people on the overhead walk add scale and interest to the shot too. |
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06/22/2009 04:17:51 PM |
| The problem seems to be the same everywhere. Nice capture and processing. Probably looks a lot busier in color. |
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06/22/2009 08:19:01 AM |
| The workers look just about as busy as those I see in Australia... I must always catch them on their tea break :P I like how this really makes a scene instead of just one aspect of a story. |
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06/22/2009 06:16:03 AM |
| Nice shot and PP Louis. Especially like the extended border. It gives the whole scene a greater perspective. |
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06/22/2009 03:42:59 AM |
| brilliant shot louis .. love that sepia process too .. :) |
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