Tony Brandstetter
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Hello William, I just love the human side of photography. Nice image but I have to tell you, what I am looking at is the structure off to the right with the purple door, the ladder sitting up against it and accompanied by a nice shadowing -
italy - 2006, 2007, 2008 Doges palace 7
Tony Brandstetter commented on maria's gallery image in Travel
I like your architecture work, this one is especially impressive, framing this as you did to peak a humans interest. -
Some of the American Civil War photos I posted were “too clean” So I roughed this up a bit, added film grain and a few scratches. -
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I like the way artificial light illuminates the landscape, a different perspective then what we would see during the day. -
What a great presentation Andy, impressive work, using the natural vegetation as a frame doe our little friend. Silhouetted, you have created an impact piece, stunning work, highly unique. -
I like your presentation of this iconic landmark. Truly for me an angle I have not seen before. The contrasting colors do provide an impact and presented artistically, bravo! -
There is art in death, I like how you lead our eyes left to right, attracting us to a dead focal point, impact, marvelous. -
I like how you created a private session between me and your subject. Darkened to allow no outside distractions you created intimacy. -
Chuck! What a dramatic feel you presented us with today. Rust and photography go hand in hand, the darkness gives us a feel of uselessness, while the clouds give us a nifty backdrop for these unusable things, -
You do amazing work with butterflies, perhaps in your portfolio you have every imaginable kind represented. I often though that the wings of the butterfly looks a lot like stained glass windows, stunning work, all of it. -
Thank you so much for the positive feed back!
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This is great Jim, I like the finger pointing but my best part is the guy holding the lollypop, classic! -
Today at work I was bored, so I was looking up images of the old masters. I came across Irving Penn, he has some still life and this image so reminds me of his work. Very creative, it captures the eye and the mind. -
Thank you Stephanie, you are too kind. -
I like the tight cropping used on this piece Jeff, there is a lot of movement that keeps our eyes engaged, well done my friend. -
Thanks Jeff, you should work with it, you will be surprised the flavors you get with IR -
I like the casual cropping of this image Maria, it is reminiscent of the old masters, the subtle colors gives me a feel that it has been aged by time, very nice work. -
Filter used, Hoya R72 -
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God Dosent Live Here
Tony Brandstetter commented on Tony Brandstetter's gallery image in Architecture
Hello Ross, the amber colors are from the Infrared, it enhances the exposure used. I have added a black and white version so it may be a bit more palatable for you. On the version I kept the bend in the road. -
Somewhere Between 11 and 10
Tony Brandstetter commented on Tony Brandstetter's gallery image in Landscape
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I like the light play you captured here, nice work as the shadows cross the path. Very nice natural coloring. -
Hi John, I too am a follower of Infrared Photography; I have posted a few shots in my portfolio. I used a Hoya R72 for my first shots but like you mentioned, the exposure was way too long. I recently had my Nikon D60 converted and my exposure time is well above the blur factor
