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Steve Sharp		18-Jan-2009 12:13
Well this one stands out instantly as a favorite for me. I love the out of focus background, the sombre light, the scratching, and the overall mood.

angelique raptakis		02-Mar-2008 00:28
the post processing treatment pushing this to the next level. brilliantly done. v

Guest		12-Sep-2006 02:37
special special special...and thanks for the tips on processing...I will look into this technique! (v)

jaac		08-Aug-2006 23:55
Stunning, love the colours, shadows, lighting....beautiful image :-)

Sue Robertson		22-Jul-2006 11:45
This is terrific. Well done. v

Guest		16-Jul-2006 21:48
This is very very good! V

Rob Rosetti		27-Apr-2006 18:45
Very artistic! Great mood. Roberto

Guest		06-Apr-2006 03:30
Incredible picture. Bravo!

Guest		02-Apr-2006 09:57
Stunning!

Günter Hofstädter		26-Mar-2006 23:25
Art ! Superb !

Kimberley Hannaman Taylor		25-Mar-2006 00:27
D'oh! I should really read all the way to the bottom of comments (no matter how many there are). Lensbaby? What is a Lensbaby? Bravo...There isn't a great photographer in the world who wasn't a master in the darkroom as well as behind the lens. PS is just a digital darkroom - it's the necessary tool of the modern trade. KHT

Kimberley Hannaman Taylor		25-Mar-2006 00:24
I can't get over this shot. I can't decide if it's a marvelously lucky capture (it's the first of yours I've opened) or if it's post processed (nothin' wrong with that). I think it might be a scuffed up plexiglass window on a bus shelter maybe, or ??!! Tell us! Share with us your technique master. KHT

Guest		24-Mar-2006 08:27
Marvellous treatment - how much processing did you do?

Guest		17-Mar-2006 17:45
Superlative atmosphere and concept.The abrasive struggle and ominous tones are powerful! Excellent interpretation! ~V!~

Guest		16-Mar-2006 12:07
super treatment and great urban/rural contrasts

type		15-Mar-2006 22:18
Iconic.

Guest		13-Feb-2006 23:53
Superb composition - love the shadows and mood it creates. Christine

Rene Hales		26-Jan-2006 16:37
Chuck, this is fantastic. It got my vote. The image is "lost" on so many levels. It is here, but gone and we are with this idea however fleeting. I deserve NONE of the credit. Just glad to share some resources and then your eye and imagination/creativity DID the work.--Rene

Chuck Inglefield		25-Jan-2006 18:00
wow, thanks for all the comments...sounds like this one's a keeper? ;-) Actually, I owe a large thank you to Rene Haleshttp://www.pbase.com/halesr for learning the PS work to make this image appear aged as it does. Most of you are probably already familiar with her images...some of the best PS work on Pbase. I struggled with posting this aged photo because it cleary crossed a line with the project where the processing became a much larger part of the story versus just having the scene speak for itself. However, my final opinion rests with the fact that the processing enhances the story without overwhelming it. That's a fine balance to acheive, I think, because it puts an image very close to becoming gimmicky if it's not done right. For those who are interested, the image is from Chicago, taken on an overcast day with a lensbaby and then processed in PS using "scratch brushes" to give the aging effect. My normal process of creating the color and tones applies here as in all the other images in this gallery.

Ray Rebortira		25-Jan-2006 16:52
Please let me add another bravo. Bravo!!!

Guest		25-Jan-2006 13:17
Such an interesting shot and the effects just take it over the edge. Well done, Chuck!

SRW		24-Jan-2006 21:41
Excellent... -- all I can do is echo everyone else, and vote!

Guest		24-Jan-2006 17:57
Yes, one of the best! Would love to know more about this photo if you have time.

Guest		24-Jan-2006 14:14
Agree with Chris... Have come back to this later in the day to see if it appears any different now... man what a shot. Chuck, this deserves to be seen by every user on pbase.

Guest		24-Jan-2006 12:49
Beautiful shot, perhaps the finest I've seen on Pbase in months. Processing, toning, composition, all perfectly realized. V.

Guest		24-Jan-2006 11:08
They just keep getting better!

Craig Persel		24-Jan-2006 10:49
Yep . . . I agree . . . might be the best in the series. At least near the top. Vote.

Jens Johansen		24-Jan-2006 09:16
great mood

Guest		24-Jan-2006 08:54
A masterpiece. The best yet.

Guest		24-Jan-2006 08:33
this rocks

Steven Jusczyk		24-Jan-2006 06:56
Like this a lot, the composition and the treatment. A dark cityscape.

Marek Kacprzak		24-Jan-2006 04:14
!!!

Guest		24-Jan-2006 03:56
This is really interesting. Cool shot.

scott clarke		24-Jan-2006 02:18
Fantastic shot. Might be the best yet.