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Submitted: January 28, 2009
Image Size: 159 KB
Resolution: 775×526

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Make:NIKON CORPORATION
Model:NIKON D70s
Shutter Speed:10/600 second
Aperture:F/7.1
Focal Length:32 mm
Date Taken:Jan 23, 2009, 3:05:00 PM

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Basementby =PolarImpress

Photography / Urban & Rural / Industrial

Photographer: Brett Jackman
Digital Developing: Brett Jackman

Theme: “Modern Ruins”
Concept: Anything condemned, torn down, half torn down, destroyed, burnt out. Representation of beauty in all things regardless of their state

Comments: A large number of the images in this series are the result of scouting locations for model shoots.

Location: Abandoned Winery Complex, Sydney Australia

Tools of the Trade: Nikon D70

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Critique by ~pandorya Mar 23, 2010, 4:24:47 AM

This is a great photo composition wise. It's moody and dark... which is probably why you chose black and white? I would have loved to see this in color though, perhaps with a bit of cross processing. Reason being is that the light that is filtering in would have worked well with the graffiti and shadows, making the scene that much darker... yes, with color. It would have been neat to see the colors reflecting in that pool of water too. My eyes want to see more depth here, and I'm left wanting to explore the shot more, something the black and white just isn't doing for me in this one. However, it's an otherwise great photo. I've always wanted to take photographs in such a setting.

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