Scoreboard 1.2
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No match
Taken from a junkyard in New Jersey. Canon EOS 40D, Tamron 17-50/2.8 @ 42mm, f/8.0, 1/250s. ©Scott Stahl 2008 @ SIXinternational Photography, www.SIXinternational.net
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Canon EOS 40D, Tamron 17-50/2.8 @ 42mm.
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Comments (8)
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This reminds me of a picture awhile ago someone took in Jersey called "Don't Tread on Me," I think. Graffiti of a big shoe stepping on someone. I liked it because it was very unique, as is this one.
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Anonymous
I have to say this is immediately one of my favorites. Fantastic picture.
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Anonymous
Wow! Nice smooth picture. Reminds me of Nightmare Bed submitted by Meissu a few days back. One man's trash is another man's treasure.
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Anonymous
What area of Jersey? Unless I see some Taylor Ham / Pork Roll in that shot, I don't believe it's Jersey. :o) Did you know Tastycakes were regional, too? Some people from work had to go to Connecticut and the Jersey people up there begged for them to bring Tastycakes.
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bbobjoe
@ The Real Nate: I agree, this is a nice change of something different. @ SIXinternational: I am also of the those people that don't like to do much post process, aside from basic touchups. I think it keeps the photo real (though I have nothing against it either as I'm a graphic designer and have to do that kind of work every now and then.)This is just a really great photo, and is now my wallpaper! Great Job!
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@ Se7en: Thanks for the comments - and no post-processing done aside from white balance/contrast sorts of things. I'm mostly a purist when it comes to that, I prefer my personal photography to be photography and not "graphic art" (nothing whatsoever against towards those who do that, just not my style).
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The Real Nate
Finally, not another sunset or city skyline. This looks great on my desktop.
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what's interesting about this, besides the composition, is that it actually looks like a render. very nice shot. did you do any significant post-processing to produce that effect or is it largely as-taken?