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January 31, 2012
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Train, 35mm B&W ILFORD film

I noticed lots of hair-thin speckles in the black tones, so I meticulously edited this photograph to get rid of the tiny imperfections. What do you guys think? I appreciate your constructive critiques.
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~Parasit3 Oct 27, 2012  Hobbyist Photographer
The extreme angle of perspective is so intriguing. I love how it establishes such a long distance in such a small amount of space. You feel alone looking at this scene. Like you're the only one here in this night, on this road, in this city.
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=KrisVlad Oct 27, 2012
Thank you!

You should have seen how busy it was. On the left (behind the train) there was a ton of traffic waiting to go and on the right, there was a big McDonalds parking lot that was packed. That street was untouched though.
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~Pixturesque Aug 17, 2012   Photographer
I love this, great composition and well-executed blur. :)
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=KrisVlad Aug 17, 2012
Thank you very much! It was actually wide screen, but I tightened the crop. You can't even tell right? I think black and white photos always look better squared for some reason. Very cliche.
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~Pixturesque Aug 18, 2012   Photographer
Nope, couldn't tell at all. I agree that black and white (or any photo actually) can look better squared. :) even if it may be a bit cliche, it definitely works well.
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=KrisVlad Aug 18, 2012
Definitely agree with that... It is what it is though - that's what the community likes.
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*givenvalueoftrue Jul 18, 2012  Student Photographer
Very, nice - I always like the blur type photos, and this one is quite uncluttered either by people or cars which makes a nice change. The choice of black and white I think works well for this pic. I am not normally a fan of really stark contrasts, but this works. Possibly play with the exposure a little as you're losing some of the details in the really bright sections.
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Mood: Cheerful =KrisVlad Jul 18, 2012
Thank you very much! I appreciate the kind words. I doubt editing the exposure would help... that's a thin layer of snow on the ground.
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*givenvalueoftrue Jul 18, 2012  Student Photographer
Ahh right, cool didn't realize it was snow :) No worries dude
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=KrisVlad Jul 18, 2012
It's all good. Plus it was a cheap film camera. I used nice ILFORD film, but the camera itself wasn't too good with resolution.
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