Railroad Tracks

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  Slixtiesix

• Sep 17, 2009

Really has something. The fog makes it somehow mysterious. I found the pole distracting at the first sight but it seems that the power line makes a good counterpart to the forest compositional wise.
Greetings, Benjamin

 

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  Ian Grant

• Sep 17, 2009

Nice shot. Fog's great for photography.

Ian

 

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  clay

• Sep 17, 2009

This is cool. Kerik, you have turned into an outstanding bladder.

 

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  ishutteratthethought

• Sep 17, 2009

Nice Kerik, great to see the new stuff.
Steve

 

• CarlRadford

• Sep 17, 2009

clay said:

This is cool. Kerik, you have turned into an outstanding bladder.

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Loose but outstanding

 

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  MVNelson

• Sep 17, 2009

'blad on Kerik ... luv this type of work ....

 

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  scootermm

• Sep 17, 2009

you are rockin with that thing K.

One of the things I've noticed in all of your 'bladdin is the complete lack of pure white highlights, I like it.
is it intentional? If so, any particular reasoning.

again, regardless of any of that, I really am enjoying all of it.

 

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  Kerik

• Sep 17, 2009

Clay, I blame my foray into bladding and becoming a bladder on you. You are a bladder enabler.

Hmmm... I don't know Matt. Maybe it's the collodion influence. I've become very fond of the muted look. Pure whites are SOOOO last century.

 

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  Bertil

• Sep 17, 2009

Very nice shot/image! Yes, fog is great for photography, as Ian pointed out. But how I wish that the two power lines at the very left edge was stronger! Thanks for sharing!
//Bertil

 

• removed account4

• Sep 17, 2009

perfectly muted and that perfect vanishing point!

Pure whites are SOOOO last century.

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i love that!

great stuff k

john