The Longest Journey

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By: Andy Pollard
Copyright ©2004

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Photographer	Andy Pollard {Karma:1359}
Project	#42 Moody Landscape	Camera Model	Canon PowerShot Pro1
Categories	Architecture Street	Film Format
Portfolio	Architecture	Lens	Canon Zoom "L" Series 7.2 - 50.8mm @ 8 mm
Uploaded	10/18/2004	Film / Memory Type	PQI 1GB CF @ ISO 50
		ISO / Film Speed	0
Views	349	Shutter	1/125
Favorites	1	Aperture	f/2.8
Critiques	2	Rating	Pending / 2 Ratings
Location	City - San Diego, Balboa Park State - CA Country - United States
About	Corridor down the Prado at Balbo Park. Handheld, Shutter 1/125 Sec. @ F/3.2 pattern metered. Digital Image Pro 10: Duplicated Photo, top layer 50% Transparent, bottom Layer, increase saturation to 150 applied 5.0 gaussian blur.

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Omar Rifaat {K:10141} 10/20/2004

Lovely shot. The light is excellent. i like the couple walking -- adds a human element, and tells a story. I normally am not a big PS fan, but you have created a beautiful piece of art here, almost like a painting.
Regards,
Omar

Laura Gariano {K:3309} 10/18/2004

What a wonderful effect and how great of you to share it right off the bat. I love the symmetry here and the pattern of the chandeliers going down the hall. This effect gives such a warm feeling and glow but still retains so much detail, especially seen in the chains on the chandeliers. It has almost monochomatic feel to it and I like the hint of green from the palm fronds peeking out into the hall. I kind of wish those people weren't there but I love it all the same. Wonderful.

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