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Memories On The BenchPosted by Amir (Tehran, Iran) on 21 August 2007 in Miscellaneous and Portfolio. Pasadena, CA Adjacent to a nursing home. It seemed that some one tied this ribbon on this bench as a reminder of a departed loved one. Sad but beautiful. See the original at Flickr If you find my photos interesting, please take a moment and vote for me at Photoblog Awards. Visit My "TimeLaps/Panorama" Blog, Creative Camera.
Comments (13)
Ali Reza from Tehran, IranHi, 21 Aug 2007 9:04am @Ali Reza: Thanks for you prompt response. I love that photo of yours. Viewfinder from Bradenton, United StatesA very poignant story; the pp work you did to desat and affix the red ribbon's color within is eye-catching. 21 Aug 2007 12:19pm @Viewfinder: Yea, moving image indeed. Thanks for viewing my photograph. @Maysam: Thanks Maysam Rabbit from Richmond, United StatesNice color selecting - my fellow photo friends must have selection color fever. For i too have a selected color spot ;) The Ribbon is PERFECT to show in red. 21 Aug 2007 6:30pm @Rabbit: Yea, I love how color stand out and one can focuses the attention of the viewer on one spot in the frame. Thanks for visiting. @M.E.: Thanks M.E. Jens from Freudenberg, GermanyWoW Cool. Nice Pic. I like the contrast and the way it all plays together. Eyecatcher. 21 Aug 2007 8:15pm @Jens: Thanks JJCN from Alhos Vedros, PortugalBeautiful detail of the ribbon in an excellent b&w !!! 21 Aug 2007 9:02pm @JJCN: Thank you. @Shahab: Thanks a lot Shahab Jan. @Walt: Thanks Walt. Angry Buddha from phoenixville, United StatesI love the selective desaturation on this. Nice work. 22 Aug 2007 12:25am @Angry Buddha: When I learned this Photoshop trick few years ago, I was so crazy about it. Soodabeh from Yazd, IranVery nice color selection! This is so romantic and good memorial! 22 Aug 2007 8:31am @Soodabeh: Soodabeh Jan mamnoonam. Harald from Frankfurt am Main, GermanyA very nice contrast between tthe red ribbon and the perfect b/w bench. Well done. 22 Aug 2007 5:53pm @Harald: Thanks Herald @Gilles Daigneault - Photobloguemestre: Thanks for dropping by. |
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