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Posted By: Rense, 04-29-2009, 10:01 AM

Made at the railway station in Utrecht, where I had a meeting today. Did quite some pp'ing and I am curious what ya think.....



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I like it. I'm not so crazy about induced grain, but I do like the subject matter.
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That is a great image, it even works despite being in the centre. I think the high grain look also works, because the Greeks or Romans are surely old, and it give the image an ovewrall sparse look. the subjects stand as if facing an alien, unknown, and somewhat menacing, modern world, which does not look that good for us modern humans. Excellent contrast!

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Shocking! Ironic image, well done my friend.

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It is an unusual image Rense but you made it work with PP.
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I like it. I'm not so crazy about induced grain, but I do like the subject matter.
Thanks Jim! The grain is a result of darkening the blue parts and similtaneously lighting the yellow and orange parts.

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That is a great image, it even works despite being in the centre. I think the high grain look also works, because the Greeks or Romans are surely old, and it give the image an ovewrall sparse look. the subjects stand as if facing an alien, unknown, and somewhat menacing, modern world, which does not look that good for us modern humans. Excellent contrast!

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JMR, thank you. Some things I find disturbing, like the white pole in the right, but another crop ruins the atmosphere of the photo.
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Shocking! Ironic image, well done my friend.

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Thanks Jer! Shocking is the right word

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It is an unusual image Rense but you made it work with PP.
Thanks Heinrich, your comment is much appreciated!

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Excellent image, it reminds me of the work of German movie director Wim Wenders,'Wings of Desire' in particular.

The only thing I don't like is the white pipe on the right but it can be forgiven because the picture is so good. The statues in the middle of all those overhead cables is a very powerful image, although I can't say why.
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Great image! Caption could be: "Stick with me girls and you'll be safe!"
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I like this Rense - I agree a little less grain would work for me but great statue and nice capture.
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Great image! Caption could be: "Stick with me girls and you'll be safe!"
or "Who the hell is SHE?!"
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I like this Rense - I agree a little less grain would work for me but great statue and nice capture.
Thanks Dave!
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Great image! Caption could be: "Stick with me girls and you'll be safe!"
Tom, thank you for your compliment. Concerning the caption: I wouldn't trust the guy....

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or "Who the hell is SHE?!"
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The only thing I don't like is the white pipe on the right but it can be forgiven because the picture is so good. The statues in the middle of all those overhead cables is a very powerful image, although I can't say why.
Like I said: I dislike it too, but I don't know whether I like the cropped photo or not..... Here is an attempt....
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Good theme! It the interesting matching against industry and arts. I very like!
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