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William T
{K:133} 3/31/2004
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Thanks for all your comments. It was a rather hasty day. The picture you see here is a result of some PS effects. I am having fun with experimenting ‘digital darkroom’ effects and happy with the end result. Regard, BT
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William T
{K:133} 3/31/2004
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John, I've seen some of your works and I am very impressed. Thanks for the comments on my photo named 'Spiral Stairway'. Regards, BT
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John Bohner
{K:8368} 3/30/2004
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Bill - What I like about this image is what's not there. The cliche's are missing and we are left with a stark, heavy set of columns. The suggestion that some how the Louvre is insignificant in relationship to its being a pillar of civilzation does come to mind. The yellow tones further unsettle us despite the rising of a new day. Very cool. My only fault is where the columns should go and I wasn't there, so I can't really complain! John B
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Kees and Carolyn
{K:15193} 3/30/2004
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Beautiful light and colors! Excellent composition!
Carolyn
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Lori Stitt
{K:75282} 3/30/2004
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An eerie feeling this has with the yellow filter! But I like it! I like the city beyond those handsome pillars!
Nice work,
Lori :)
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Peter
{K:4365} 3/30/2004
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A fantastic perspective of the Louvre, cast in dream-like tones. Max rating.
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Linda Motyka
{K:540} 3/30/2004
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My first impression - it's beautiful. Great use of warm lighting. I like the majectic columns contrasting with the curves of the building and the hard, wrought iron gates. Regards, Linda
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Jill Hatzai
{K:1854} 3/30/2004
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this is really beautiful! i am so used to all the same shots of the louvre... great job! (btw, how do you make your frame like this? i like it.)
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Philip Coleman
{K:1628} 3/30/2004
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very nice lighting and colours within this image
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