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Speed Limit at Wasteland
 
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Photographer Kursat Oner  Kursat Oner {Karma:1580}
Project N/A Camera Model Minolta
Categories Landscape
Transportation
Street
Film Format
Portfolio Africa
Lens Minolta
Uploaded 3/8/2005 Film / Memory Type Kodak  Ektachrome
    ISO / Film Speed 100
Views 360 Shutter
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Location City - 
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Country - Namibia   Namibia
About Along the Skeleton Coast in Namibia the road is made of hard salt which makes feel better than asphalt resulting to some traffic signs to prevent high speed in the endless wasteland..
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Kursat Oner Kursat Oner   {K:1580} 3/8/2005
Thx Arwa, sometimes time is really limited to think deeply when shooting :) Maybe I will have to switch to digital to take more shoots of the same subject, cause you know diapositives are very valuable during travel especially when difficult to get new ones and you dont know what and how many interesting things you will meet next..

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Kursat Oner Kursat Oner   {K:1580} 3/8/2005
Thx Kym, actually this picture is just scanned from diapositive, means no touched in PC, yeah but I will try to apply your proposals.. i liked it :)

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Kym Skiles   {K:1520} 3/8/2005
Kursat, I think you are thinking along the right lines. I like the composition but the image could use a bit of drama. How about a really contrasty black and white version?

I'd also suggest perhaps correcting the horizon, it's slightly off. Something most people wouldn't care about, but you know we photographers notice those kinds of things :)

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arwa abdullah   {K:34415} 3/8/2005
Looks like a great location with lots of potential shoots! I like the simplicity and the colors
I do have some suggestions if u don?t mind, maybe u could have moved backwards so more empty land would show and give a feeling of wider space, if it was up to me i would place the sign on the right corner instead of the left don?t know why but it seems easier to the viewer...ooh and can play with the colors in PS to make them more vivid, and shoot it with a small aperture
this is definitely an image with great possibilities l!
Well done :)

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