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Ahmet Baki Kocaballi
{K:13618} 2/23/2004
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great work
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Gulten Gungor
{K:138} 2/22/2004
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Umtcum gökyüzünün rengi gercekten bu kadar gri miydi?
Gökyüzündeki gölgelendirmeyi sevdim kara kalem calısması gibi olmus
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Kate Kirby
{K:55} 2/21/2004
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it's a bird. theres nothing els to say.
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Joseph Drabbe
{K:466} 2/18/2004
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Well -- interesting idea. Now, either the sky was heavily overcast, or you allowed yourself to fall in a first error in photometry (everything becomes medium gray, as in the gray card, for the photometer; you must "add light to light and dark to dark".) There are funny white spots on the right margin. There's darker tones on corners, or lighter one on the center (vignetting?) Simplicity doesn't mean less care; or maybe you designed it to be exactly this way?
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None
{K:3946} 2/18/2004
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whoa, reminds me of my grey card! fabulous work!
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Mikael Borggren
{K:2} 2/18/2004
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Very simple, but not very interresting. If the bird was more off-center, maybe the image would have been stronger.
/m
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davide lupo-pasini
{K:8079} 2/18/2004
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the bird look like drowned in the clouds
i see a strong decay of the image to the edges
agoraphobia.
ciao
davide
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El Blura
{K:854} 2/18/2004
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Very, very simple! More simple then this, only if there was no bird. :)
I like simplicity. The gray sky adds dramatism to the picture...
Interesting.
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Stan Pustylnik
{K:6768} 2/18/2004
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I like it. Great idea. Kind of abstract with bird.
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