Waiting for Quatermass
If I could offer one single piece of photography advice, it would be – “Take far more shots than you need. Make sure its ‘in the can’, instead of wishing you’d done things differently.”
Looking back through my folders I found some ‘handy looking’ Infrared exposures I’d made of the cooling towers at Thorpe Marsh last summer… Lightly HDR’d to lose some of the flare and finished, without too much fuss, using a subtle blue tone.
Waiting for Quatermass belongs to the following groups:
Abandoned Dark Creepy, Dilapidated Buildings, HDR Photography (3 Photos per 24hr-day), Infrared Photography, Lincolnshire Art and POSTED: No Trespassing Available for sale asMatted Prints, Laminated Prints, Mounted Prints, Canvas Prints, Framed Prints and Posters
Colleen Milburn
Oh, YES!!! Absolutely adore this, Paul – fantastic stuff, indeed – LOVE it – fave :-D
PaulHealey
Great shot – sound advice too :)
J. Scott
Gorgeous….and creepy at the same time…...very cool shot. Did you use an IR filter, or a converted camera?
betha
Great image, agree with your advise! you can never take too many!
Paul Louis Vil...
Wow, very cool! Has a real doomsday feel about it! :D
Kasey Cline
WOW I love this….The pov is amazing and the subtle HDR is perfect….Awesome!!!
Duncan Waldron
What can I say? You’ve nailed your processes, and once again, the composition and perspective are so tight, they’re absolutely spot-on. Brilliant industrial landscape. At first, I thought it’s a pity the towers weren’t steaming, but on reflection, it’s possibly better that way – all the ‘steam’ is thousands of feet above. Are they disused?
Scott d'Almeida
fabulous