Fotos

nerve (10231) 2006-07-08 14:20

very nice Rosalie, grain gives such a great mood here in this foggy shot..Quite artistic, well done.
Cheers.

delnaja (2056) 2006-07-08 14:47

I love grainy photos like this one, always gives an interesting atmosphere... yes I can also add that this is really artistic.

Clairedelune (4923) 2006-07-08 20:40

Hi Rosie,
I remember well the "Wait" photo. A picture with an atmosphere, I wrote, or something like that(?!) I loved the "Wait" one, and now I love the "Arrival" one as much. Or maybe even more. Why? Well, not sure. Maybe because the atmosphere is more gloomy. Or, yes, I think I know why... It is that silhouette on the track...
This photo of yours, Rosie, touches me a lot... In fact, it is more than a photo. More I look at it, more it touches me...
Claire

     Homerhomer (4080) 2006-07-08 23:05

Dear Rosie, this image is definetely my type, love the atmoshpere, composition and the mood, top notch. All the elements are working just right, the very bright lights, tracks leading past the man (now that I image he walks on the tracks the image gets even scarier).
I would only hesitate about the grain, it looks very artificial to me.
Other than that it's superb.
Peter

vapours (8264) 2006-07-09 21:23

Such a thick atmosphere here Rosalie, and the noise and dense fog give a real mysterious feel to it. Great work.

ALSOM (6616) 2006-07-10 5:05

Really nice, very moody atmosphere + the grains.
The silhouette really stands out from the fog and tells all the story.
Brilliant one.
Alain -

yanseiler (20) 2006-07-12 13:59

Hi Rosalie, a very artistic picture, really well done, this noise and softness makes it look like a painting, Good that we can see the railway, well composed and seen...
Kindly
Yan

     sabyasachi1212 (19779) 2006-07-15 1:26

Hi Rosalie,
It certainly is worth the post. Excellent impressionist image. Wonderful tones. The noise in this B&W image works for me.
With Greetings from India
Sabyasachi

Luko (14000) 2006-07-17 9:50

Lights on the sky..Who's arriving? I first thought your second name was Vincent like David-Vincent-the-one-who-saw-them...

very well seen and excellent post processing. One of the very few case where glaring white is much needed, we're like a rabbit in front of carlights, totally unable to escape. Threatening atmosphere that gives the goosebumps.

plimrn (21344) 2006-07-18 12:03

Hi Rosie,
There is just something so appealling about trains; there just isn't the same reaction to cars. Your photo is very evocative of the excitement of waiting for the train to arrive; the waiting figure, the almost seen angle of thed rails, the angles of lights. Great work. I guess you don't do scenery because everyone does scenery; I think you like your shots to surprise, to present a different POV. But not just to be different, but different i n a way that makes us smile.
Regards, Pat

maciekda (19895) 2006-07-19 13:26

wonderful image, i love the mood of this scene, your focusing adds so much to the atmosphere, very nice, very moody

dolin (7369) 2006-07-30 17:26

Hi Rosalie.
Sacrée ambiance dans cette photo...c'est assez fou ce que t'as ressorti.
Le grain...le bruit...est un peut violent, mais d'un autre côté il contribue à l'atmosphère de cette photo.
Cette silhouette est très mystérieuse...une bonne scène de film.
Bien fait
Fred

Luciano75 (0) 2007-07-29 8:36

Hi Rosie
Well...i don`t know if I saw here,this type of photography...I don`t know very much about rules in photography,but this one...is breaking all of them.I don`t know why i like it so much...maybe because of the atmosphere you create it...all that noise and grainy look,the lights...Anyway...is a favourite.TFS
Greetings,
Lucian