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By: Ondrej Plachy
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Photographer	Ondrej Plachy {Karma:107}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Praktica
Categories	Others	Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	50/1,8
Uploaded	1/20/2003	Film / Memory Type	Ilford PAN 400
		ISO / Film Speed	0
Views	511	Shutter
Favorites	1	Aperture	f/0
Critiques	4	Rating	Critique Only Image
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Ondrej Plachy {K:107} 1/21/2003

Thank you all for kind words. I just posted another one (my personal favourite)from this place: http://www.usefilm.com/showphoto.php?id=103288 - it is not as sharp as this one and is even more overexposed but I like it for composition. I took photos in a destroyed factory and saw these two dogs tied to the "car". I spoke to the owners of the dogs, they were gathering some old bricks there and were very friendly - the dogs were not in trouble. All photos came out overexposed - it was a very freezing day, may the battery froze and the meter in the camera did not work properly. I have had problems to get reasonable prints - all of them are lacking contrast and some of the them (not this one) sharpness - I had to adjust it digitally (levels, USM).
I have tried sephia toning several times but never liked the output. On some (very dark) images I like indigo tone - will show you my fathers's (toned) portrait soon ;-))

John Myers {K:4308} 1/20/2003

awesome shot!

Kevin Greggain {K:2572} 1/20/2003

This image is screaming for a Sepia version. Very good work. My only comment would be the view from inside the car through the windows, the ground seems very hot there. It was a tad bit distracting.

Otherwise this is a perfect shot.. It definately sets an atmosphere for old and abandoned.. One wonders if the dog will ever be set free :) ..

Keep them coming.

Scott Marceau {K:479} 1/20/2003

Very nice shot. I rated it 10.

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