Discarded series No.2 - Mountain bike - By Andrew Lopez-Calvete

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By: Andrew Lopez-Calvete
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Photographer	Andrew Lopez-Calvete {Karma:2441}
Project	#1 Abstracts	Camera Model	Canon 10D
Categories	Transportation	Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	28-90mm usm at 28mm
Uploaded	10/1/2003	Film / Memory Type	digital ISO 400
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Views	309	Shutter	1/60
Favorites	0	Aperture	5.6
Critiques	3	Rating	Pending / 1 Ratings
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About	Not set up (hounest) I was shooting a deconsicrated Muslim cemetery and stumbled on this rusty bike and a smashed TV. I'm still not sure if I prefer this in B&W but the rest of the Discarded series are desaturated and I want the whole study to be in the same format. Coming soon part three......car covered in Ivy that looked fabulous but I couldn't get a decent angle on!
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Marek Krol {K:9791} 10/4/2003

Dont know what it looked like in color, but unless it was exceptional, then I think a toned b&w is really suitable (if a little cliched) for this sort of shot. The tight crop works really well, both in isolating the bike and giving us some detail of the damage.

stefano mannucci {K:4793} 10/1/2003

Very very good tones and light !! Congrats. Ciao Stefano

JL E {K:9693} 10/1/2003

excellent composition, i like this technique of show only a part of the object, and let the ovserbator work with imagination!
excellent contrast between B&W.
cheers

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