HOUSE
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Cujo
Kenneth Armstrong
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HOUSE
Just putting these out there because it's kind of slow here. These have been on my Flickr for a week or so and you may have already seen them. It's an old house on HWY 17. I didn't actually go inside, which explains some of the weird angles. I wasn't confident that the floors would hold me.
PANF 50 Plus lab processed. Zeiss Biogon 35mm f/2 lens on Bessa R2A camera.
PANF 50 Plus lab processed. Zeiss Biogon 35mm f/2 lens on Bessa R2A camera.
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Nice shots Ken. Every time I drive by this house and the one just past it I want to stop but it's never on the timescale to do so. One of these days.
Cujo- Posts : 299
Join date : 2008-02-24
Location : SSM
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Tones in the first one are really nice. Perhaps a good place for a (nude) model shoot... maybe too much rubble. I'm reminded of the settings that the late Francesca Woodman used for her nude self-portraits but they're were in such a bad state of ruin.
Nando- Posts : 940
Join date : 2008-01-13
Location : Sault Ste. Marie, Canada or Coimbra, Portugal
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I think MY body is in too bad a state of ruin to do self-nudes
The main floor MIGHT be OK but the upstairs floor (and main ceiling) look TERRIBLE. God knows what's in the basement if you fell through.
What I like about the first photo is that it's easy for me to imagine looking in and someone living there. I'm fascinated by crap like that... imagining modern ruins in their former state.
The main floor MIGHT be OK but the upstairs floor (and main ceiling) look TERRIBLE. God knows what's in the basement if you fell through.
What I like about the first photo is that it's easy for me to imagine looking in and someone living there. I'm fascinated by crap like that... imagining modern ruins in their former state.
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Great stuff Ken, I really love the first shot especially.
I've really got to agree with Nando's comment about the mid-tones of the first one. Beautiful. The fourth is another one with nice overall contrast and a good average mid tone, I personally would like to see more mid tone contrast. I can almost feel the paint chipping off the stairs but not as much as I would like.
I've really got to agree with Nando's comment about the mid-tones of the first one. Beautiful. The fourth is another one with nice overall contrast and a good average mid tone, I personally would like to see more mid tone contrast. I can almost feel the paint chipping off the stairs but not as much as I would like.
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Yeah, I might have to try printing the stairs and seeing what I can do with it. I could probably spend some time in Photoshop but I can't be bothered. It would probably be nice printed at a grade of about 3.5 and maybe I would burn some of the debris in the top left of the shot to try to give it more depth?
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I really like the first one... The different textures in it do it for me...
thirdfloorgirl- Posts : 85
Join date : 2009-01-01
Location : Sault Ste.Marie, Ontario
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Most of you have had a chance to look at my Cuba shots as I've been posting them. I've still got more to come. Check them all out here:
luxury bedding
Stone Veneer Siding
luxury bedding
Stone Veneer Siding
akaishuu- Posts : 248
Join date : 2010-09-06
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