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© Miroslav Kalinaj

Anonymous tomb


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Exposure 1 sec, aperture 22.Scanned on Nikon Coolscan LS 8000ED, fine (4x) multiscan mode, no aditional image enhacement.

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This picture was taken in very particular countryside with the nearest village

at least 15km in distance or maybe even more. The heavy lead-colored

clouds were approaching and than I saw that tomb in the middle of nowhere.

All this scene was so bizarre and depressing at the same time that I have to

stop and take a shot. Comments, suggestions are welcome.

Thanks for looking.

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Great ominous feel to this. If I were to pick nits, I think the composition might be improved a little by rotating the camera up and to the left slightly to place the grave closer to the bottom right and expose more of the ominous sky.
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It is a powerful image indeed. I have a couple of comments.

 

A slightly different camera angle would have helped: it might have had more impact with the cross over the white background on the right.

 

I am also not sure the square-crop is the best thing, here, since there are lots of horizontal patterns: the wall, the horizon mountains, the upper clouds...

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Pretty nice image.

 

May I ask why you used a red filter instead of a polarizer? I don't agree with he comment that the cross should have been in front of the light sky, I think that would have really complicated your exposure, looks to me like it would be about a 11 stop diference. Though I do think it would have been nicer with a polarizing filter with sun (appearing) to be at about 70 degrees to the right. One last question, have you ever used a polarizing and colored filter stacked?

 

Thanks~md

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Answering to Michael - I couldn't as I shot on Infrared film. Polarizer will have no effect at all because the white part of the image wasn't blue sky (which polarizer should enhace) but only white clouds.
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Thank you very much for your answer. I don't know the film that you used so hence the question. I believe the success of this photo is demonstarted by the number of comments generated.
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Hi Miroslav

 

Really enjoyed looking through your photos. I find this so powerful, the combination of the foreground and the harshness of the weather in the background is really amazing.

 

Thanks for sharing them!

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