Another wide angle low viewpoint scene I'm fond of doing lately

Taken at the local train station

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Mysterious StationI don't do much night time stuff - but here's one.
Another wide angle low viewpoint scene I'm fond of doing lately ![]() Taken at the local train station ![]() Last edited by pharmer on Sun May 14, 2006 11:48 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Barrie. I like evrything about this except the purple lights. They really draw my eye away from your ghost walker. Very trademark image though.
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Much better Barrie.
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Great image. I really like the starkness of this one. The colours are perfect for the style.
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Excellent work. I think that the low angle makes it a winner.
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For a moment there I thought you wrote you don't like taking wide angle shots
![]() I like it a lot - what does it look like in b&w? Hassy, Leica, Nikon, iPhone
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While I like it Barrie, I think a crop almost down the middle just to the right of your ghostly figure (or just after the lights in the distance) could work as well and for me would remove the distracting lights from the shot.
Wayne - I'll avoid B&W on this. I prefer the world in colour
![]() Craig - I tried various crops, but the lights gave it more depth and interest to my eye and cropping the lights means losing the railing on the right (which I also like) Heres one with the lights cloned out (rough job) - doesn't look too bad ![]() ![]()
much nicer without the bright lights.
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