Red Door on Nevada Street
Uploaded: December 05, 2005
I pass by this old building every day and finally made it a point to stop and shoot it. Overcast, mid-day, hand-held from the other side of 4-lane street (in between traffic). I originally had this entered late last month for a couple of days, but was not satisfied with the integrity of the upload resolution, so I pulled it for re-edit and this December entry. Sharpened in PS Elements, added slight texturize to bring out wood grain, and then finished with smart blur, saturation and contrast adj. (Thanks again to those who commented on the November posting!)
Pat Gamwell December 05, 2005
FANTASTIC, my friend! Love the distressed wood & the colors are perfect! GREAT WORK! #354911Brian Lobdell December 05, 2005
A warm "Thank You" Pat! You are always so supportive of my compositions - I truly appreciate it! #2157285Hurk (Steve) Hurkett December 10, 2006
I love old barns and other such weathered buildings ... the variety of colors in this shot is great ...Steve #3687281
Brian Lobdell December 11, 2006
Hey Steve! Thanks for browsing my gallery and you comments on the building! This has always been one of my favorites... #3689372Sign up for an interactive online photography course to get critiques on your photos.
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