The end of the line
As she lies dormant in the yard, this huge engine fills the mind with images of sweat and toil on the railroads of yesteryear
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The end of the line
John De Bord P...
Just a great capture, the texture here is brilliant, really an excellent sense of detail!
Jeff Burns
awesome job. this is very cool!
Pirostitch
Oooh love this treatment! Looks greasy yet texture at the same time.
Pete Chennell
great image…love the textures…awesome treatment
Peter Davidson
I rather like the air-brush quality you bring to this shot. The seat looks wrong however as it looks in good condition! Not a tear! Mainly though, the thing that doesn’t work for me is the lack of a central point of view. Too much detail and the eye darts all over the place looking to rest. That huge W243 grabs attention for nothing as does that engine. I can’t work out the light direction either and that makes it difficult to create mood. Perhaps if you blurred the exterior (shallow DOP)
the eye would linger and devour all the interior detail the better. You haven’t decided what you are photgraphing here, and that’s the real problem.
SD Smart
Stunning image – So much to look at and amazing contrast.
midzing
love it, well done
John Robb
Great work on this.
Paul Vanzella
This is so inviting and 3-D…!!! Just adore the light behind the seat… wonderful work!!!
Andy Mueller
Wow, absolutely stunning work !!! One of my favorite HDR images, so far.
janik
Excellent.
Simon Mears
a heavy and dark subject – captured in an open and airy fashion. lots of light for us to see the detail. i’m quite haoppy that my eye doesn’t really rest on one single point..
Judith Oppenhe...
love this
Jeremy Harrington
this is a fantastic shot! nice work
Dan Garcia
great shot love it
CherryDarling
Fantastic! I love the car out the window.. surreal!