15-Feb by Craig Persel

Craig Persel | all galleries >> Around the World >> California >> Bakersfield > 15-Feb

This is a straight shot with no photoshop special effects, special lenses, etc.
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Nikon D50
1/320s f/9.0 at 38.0mm full exif

other sizes: small medium original auto

Salman Ahmed		05-Mar-2006 01:36
Fabulous photo! Gotta agree with Steve England: curiously amazing.

Guest		02-Mar-2006 01:03
cool ~V~V~!

Guest		23-Feb-2006 17:35
Estas que te sales, eres todo un maestro. Muy buena

Chris		19-Feb-2006 21:52
Beautiful exposure

Guest		17-Feb-2006 14:20
I love it

Guest		15-Feb-2006 23:23
Curiously amazing...

Chuck Inglefield		15-Feb-2006 14:41
I give up....but it's very cool...great choice of composition

Guest		15-Feb-2006 11:56
Impressionant!;) Bravo!

Guest		15-Feb-2006 08:22
chapeau !

Guenter Eh		15-Feb-2006 07:54
Ooops - his name is david - of course!

Guenter Eh		15-Feb-2006 07:48
Davis Lynch movie-like - excellent!

Marc Demoulin		15-Feb-2006 06:48
Craig, excellent urban composition once again. Marc

Marek Kacprzak		15-Feb-2006 06:21
reflection of some sort? whatever the reason for this effect, it works great!

Guest		15-Feb-2006 05:45
So far, a very fruitful trip! Something very surreal about this image.

Greg Harp		15-Feb-2006 04:17
Terrific capture. Voted.

Guest		15-Feb-2006 02:52
A train?? I love the effect. :)

AL		15-Feb-2006 02:41
Nice color tone and motion effect... Look like a postcard or poster... Excellent!

Guest		15-Feb-2006 02:26
Wonderful and highly creative job. Voted.

Ren� Lortie		15-Feb-2006 02:26
Bakersfield seems to be a paradise for visual surprises. Another great image.

Guest		15-Feb-2006 01:58
Is this two images? Looks like the stretched / squashed one has been overlayed. What an incredibly creative picture. Looks like a billboard poster for well... California. Amazing work Craig. Big vote

Guest		15-Feb-2006 01:11
I'm guessing the top of a bus or a train (or a diner?) am I right? Extraordinary shot regardlesss - vote!

Guest		15-Feb-2006 01:03
This is really surprising. Fantastic! Bravo.

Ray Rebortira		15-Feb-2006 00:48
Yes, yes, yes, I agree and I want to know too how it was done but I am still so flabbergasted by the genius of this image that all I can say is bravo!!!

Sue Robertson		15-Feb-2006 00:47
How unusual. The bottom section is fascinating to look at. Very creative.

Guest		15-Feb-2006 00:42
Dont know how you did this Craig, but its awesome. GMV (stretch and squash) or have you found a new lens, great image

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