Ok Martina, so I am going to guess here. No tripod so a little blurry, bad light, heavy contrast in post editing, must have been really dark and light to get that... BUT, it turned out really nicely I think. I like the darkness going forward into the "unknown"... somewhat freaky... what is it with unknown darkness in train stations huh?
This is one of the rare postings that started with the quote in my mind and I had to look for a photo to accompany the quote ... Joan Elizabeth, yes, undergrounds define a really big city, don't they?
Sean, exactly, waiting for a train not coming and nothing left to do than point and shoot, knowing that the photos will be blurry and underexposed and thinking on the other hand they might do for "art" ;-) ... am I the only one doing this? No, hm? P.S. I don't even own a tripod (only a gorillapod) - didn't find one that meets my needs yet.
This is more a daily feed than a daily blog.
Photos are resized or may be cropped - that's the only post-processing I do.
The quotes: it is essential to me to only quote from things I am currently reading ... I must admit it is sometimes lopsided ... reading a 1000 page novel takes some time ;-)
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There is nothing more city and an underground. Empty is not some common though.
Ok Martina, so I am going to guess here. No tripod so a little blurry, bad light, heavy contrast in post editing, must have been really dark and light to get that... BUT, it turned out really nicely I think. I like the darkness going forward into the "unknown"... somewhat freaky... what is it with unknown darkness in train stations huh?
This is one of the rare postings that started with the quote in my mind and I had to look for a photo to accompany the quote ...
Joan Elizabeth, yes, undergrounds define a really big city, don't they?
Sean, exactly, waiting for a train not coming and nothing left to do than point and shoot, knowing that the photos will be blurry and underexposed and thinking on the other hand they might do for "art" ;-) ... am I the only one doing this? No, hm?
P.S. I don't even own a tripod (only a gorillapod) - didn't find one that meets my needs yet.
I really like your photos. There all allways so much to see.
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