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20-FEB-2010

Castle Keep, Newcastle

I used the same technique that I used on the bridge photo, trouble is the bridge photo was a lot stronger composition than this, so I'm not as pleased with the results.

The Bridge Photo


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Paul Bartlett04-Jun-2010 10:29
Great work Kevin. Love the texture and tone.
Nicki Thurgar23-Feb-2010 09:02
Love the tones on these shots, really suits the subject
Martin Lamoon23-Feb-2010 05:45
A stunning photo, but not to sure about the black frame, I would like to have seen just a crop.
Doug Cruden21-Feb-2010 22:31
Excellent shot...I would have pointed the camera up a tad, giving less of the foreground and more to the height of the buildings in the background...love the processing though, top stuff!
Patricia Kay21-Feb-2010 09:14
Love your new processing Kevin...gives a great depth to your images...BV
laine21-Feb-2010 08:53
Just love it...almost hear the ghosts here !! V
Guest 21-Feb-2010 08:33
Wonderful work Kevin.. love the clarity, colours and mood. V
Guest 21-Feb-2010 08:23
Nice high contrast and definition, very artistic.
Stewart Mitchell20-Feb-2010 23:18
I really like that you managed to avoid any semblance of modern day clutter in the Castle Keep shot and the Bridge shot is very impressive. Great processing !!
J. Scott Coile20-Feb-2010 22:12
I find this very appealing.
Mairéad20-Feb-2010 20:47
Love your processing here - in certainly enhances the period feel of these old buildings.
Máire Uí Mhaicín20-Feb-2010 20:43
They are both fine images, though like yourself I prefer the bridge photo. There is wonderful detail in it.
Johnny JAG20-Feb-2010 19:53
Nicely done.
McGarva20-Feb-2010 19:47
Wonderful textures and colours! ... Great lead in the stairs image ... V
malcolm haslam20-Feb-2010 18:52
I'm loving the fantastic range of textures in this one, Kev. The technique you've used, certainly brings them out.
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