Orange Road
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View of the road near the San Michele Graveyard at Cagliari, Sardinia, Italy. In the lake there is the Elmas airstrip.
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Canon EOS 1000D, Canon EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS kit lens.
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Comments (22)
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Casteddu !!!
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Platemaster
Just to let you know, "Elmas" means DIAMONDS in Turkish. The airfield is now DIAMONDS - Old Spice Guy.
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kurichan
I enjoy how the sunset brings out the color in the intersection. If it were my picture I would crop everything below the street so that becomes the bottom of the picture; the open square by the two trees doesn't add very much life to the shot imo, and even shooting at a slight angle to match the road. but these are my thoughts. I actually thought that this is a really good shot guys! Keep on shooting!!
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Tesctassa
Ceeeeee! San Michele Hills!!! xD
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@quicksand: "i love how the orange lit intersection"??? C'mon, there's plenty of cyan and a little bit of yellow. Borring.
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antonis7
If it isn't a big trouble of course
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antonis7
Upload it on some image hosting website and give us the link i suppose
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Sorry for my english! I shot this photo kneeling without Image Stabilizer and 55mm Lens with a granite wrist. I'm a rookie in photography. For who wants the original or the 2560x1600 How can i post it?
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K. Martyn Photography
Verrrrrrrryyyy distracting!
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Fates Hand
Not that its not good or anything like that , I simply don't relate to it though I give it credit for taking innovative measures I see the symbolic references involved and I like your technique very much, this style could be used in different situations having a even more powerful effect (Australian outback etc).
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VisualParadox
actually disregard that^ post, your right everyone should be free to say however they feel about the photo they're looking at..of course as long as its not a negative put down to the photographer.
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VisualParadox
@quicksand huh? he didnt even say why lol. you shouldnt even be allowed to post a 6 word comment that has zero constructive critisism...really.
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d237
I voted for this in the loupe. I'm surprised it made it to the front page though, the ones I usually vote for never seem to make it out of there. :^) Nice one, I like it a lot.
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quicksand
@onis_uk i love it but i'll fight for your right to hate it, and to be able to say so.
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sorry but i dislike this alot !
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insubria
Aiò, could you get the 2560x1024 (double monitors) version? Grazie
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ColombianJoker
It is possible to get an 2560x1600 version?
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antonis7
I agree with most of what the people above have already said and i like the general concept of the image. I was just wandering how much has it been edited mainly out of curiosity. Would you care to show us the original photograph? Overall a very nice effort in my opinion keep it up
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VisualParadox
Ive had this on my desktop for a while now; via the loupe download section. i really like this effect with the kit lens and like Quicksand said, how the road eventually sort of merges with the orange sky. Fantastic perspective too with even an airstrip you managed to get in. i dont know what is about night time city shots, but i absolutely love hem..especially this one. only thing i would have done was try to get a plane coming in for an approach. did you not want this in the picture? its not a small airport, with 6 loading bridges and 4 million passengers a year, youde think one plane must have flown in during your time frame.
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bmndibby
Did a Smurf throw up?