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Barri Olson | all galleries >> Archives 2004-2019 >> MONOCHROMATICA a Monochrome Gallery >
Two Piers
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Two Piers


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Yiannis Pavlis29-Apr-2007 13:04
This is really beautiful, the lighting is so dramatic and i love the way you lead us into the shot .excellent work.v.
olivier bruning06-Jan-2007 15:09
beautiful! love the simplicity and toning very much. ~V~
Guest 03-Jan-2007 16:24
I like the darkened foreground, it helps pull you through. Seems a lot of early work had a lot of dodging done to all the corners. Well, a lot of the lenses added it anyway. Not seeing the first version I can only say this works well. I agree anything more wouldn't add to it. Less to clutter as is, and among my favorites of the gallery so far. I think the sepia is personal taste, as I prefer a more faded look. But for this shot, it's not a distraction, and adds to the smooth look of the fog. I always enjoy seeing your monotone work, much to learn by viewing it.
Barri Olson19-Nov-2006 01:10
I got rid of the plants at Jeff's suggestion. The bottom part seemed a bit light so I added a gradient to darken it, and just a bit more sepia. I think I like this better since it has fewer distractions from the intent. Thanks for the idea Jeff.
Guest 02-Sep-2006 15:19
I missed the first version, but this works well. Nice work.
Tracy Howell01-Sep-2006 22:07
The treatment you have given this shot really
works, love the tone,composition & the darker
fore ground works well to!
Guest 31-Aug-2006 15:44
I really like this. It has a dream-like quality about it. The processing is right-on. I like the composition a lot, but might prefer a version without the plants on the bottom.
John Beck29-Aug-2006 19:46
You did a fine job on this one Barri. It looks like it was taken recently, as the weather looks really yucky. Your toning is really good and a nice choice as well.