The Price of gold

© Frank M. Melchior

The Price of gold

Uploaded: November 02, 2009

Description

F/4@1/4 sec; Sigma 10-20mm super wide; hand held at night, available light.

Comments

Janice Mezzacappa November 02, 2009

Fantastic capture love the pov, lines and the warm colour, awesome work Frank! #1200004

Liz blahh November 02, 2009

Great image, tones & light! #8098727

Arlene Krassner November 03, 2009

I'm not sure what this is but I like it. #8099472

Craig W. Myers level-classic November 25, 2009

This is the best image of this sculpture I've seen so far. I really like the POV and the tonal character of it. Also, we should all have such steady hands on a 1/4 sec exposure. Is the lighting the result of reflected light off overcast sky, your WB setting, post processing or a combo of any of these? #8167756

Frank M. Melchior November 25, 2009

Thanks for the kind comments; there is ambient lights coming from the ground level, and the custom white balance in raw produced the golden color. The low overcast helped also. I didn't have to change the color, just saturated it a bit.
Frank #8168195

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