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Calvary


PeterKrenek

17mm, about 3 minutes at f/4. Lightpainting with a LED torch. Velvia 100F, drum scanned.


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I captured this image with a friend, some time ago, while still in my

Velvia 100F period. This is an old calvary in the central Slovakia.

The access to the site was quite difficult, but the effort paid off.

The path and buildings are illuminated with a LED torch. It was a

night under a full moon, with clouds lit both by the moon and the

neighboring city. This is a drum scan of a film slide. It was a

wonderful, adventurous experience to shoot this. Your opinions and

suggestions for improvement are welcomed.

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Peter,  This is a most effective and eerie image.  The mood relates to Halloween or a similar ghostly theme.  You did an excellent job with the B&W conversion.  Might there be a dust spot to clone out just above and to the right of the foreground structure in the black area of the sky?  You saw this image well and, the presentation is superb.  Larry

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Thank you all for your comments!

Larry, the spot is a star trail, so I did not consider cloning it out.

Best wishes.

Peter

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Love this shot!!!  This image has a very strong feeling to it.  It is rather haunting and reminds me of a Halloween or a scary movie.  Such images such as this elicit strong emotions and are very well thought out from the beginning.  I like the trail that leads the eye through the image to the church on the top of the hill, the strong black and white contrast enhances the feeling to the image and the careful placement of the structures through out the image is perfect!  Wonderful work!!!!! 

Best wishes......

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I just have comment your recent colour photo of the same site. I like this one too but I think I prefer the other, perhaps because of its night atmosphere.

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