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Disappearing road
Oct. 23rd, 2013 11:46 amA photo taken from the passenger seat of a moving car. I liked how the road seemed to be swallowed up by the mountains (lava flows from the Teide volcano on Tenerife, Canaries).
And to demonstrate how it would look converted to black and white:
And to demonstrate how it would look converted to black and white:
Siegfriedlinie
Apr. 13th, 2013 01:21 pmRemains of the Westwall-Siegfriedlinie near the border of France and Germany.
Backlit bunker
Aug. 25th, 2012 12:08 pmI was in the wrong place and time, really, to take a photo of the Wasserman bunker on Schiermonnikoog: it was near noon, the sun was creating harsh shadows, and to top it all off, it was in the wrong direction.
But by silhouetting the people against the sky, underexposing the foreground, then converting the photo to black & white and add some grain, I think it created quite an atmospheric image. The people on top of the bunker are almost forming a kind of tableau vivant especially for the photograph.
But by silhouetting the people against the sky, underexposing the foreground, then converting the photo to black & white and add some grain, I think it created quite an atmospheric image. The people on top of the bunker are almost forming a kind of tableau vivant especially for the photograph.
Logs pattern
Jul. 1st, 2012 12:30 pmThis pile of logs created an interesting pattern. Converting the photo to black and white focuses the eye even more on the pattern.
London Eye
Jul. 16th, 2011 12:12 pmAs someone tweeted yesterday: INSTALLING SUMMER.. ███████████████░░░░░░░░░░░░░░ 44% DONE Installation failed. Please try again. 404 error: Season not found.
That... feels very true. And this photo, while taken a few years ago, seems to fit the current summer.
The original photo of the London Eye was rather dull and somber, due to overcast weather. Trying to work with the photo instead of against it, I turned it into black and white and added some film grain to enhance the dreary atmosphere.
That... feels very true. And this photo, while taken a few years ago, seems to fit the current summer.
The original photo of the London Eye was rather dull and somber, due to overcast weather. Trying to work with the photo instead of against it, I turned it into black and white and added some film grain to enhance the dreary atmosphere.
