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- The unknown
- Hay bail
- Old electric power plant
- Sinking
- In the field
- On a tree
- Communication center
- White sun
- Deserted
- Valves
- What's in there ?
- World on fire 2
- World on fire
- Storm is coming...
- Camel in Luxembourg ?
- It's raining again
- By the tree
- Château des Ducs de Lorraine
- Down town
- Over the vineyard
- Watching
- Visiting a castle
- BBQ on a Sunday lunch
- View of a bridge
- Art in Luxembourg 3
- Planets ?
- Theme day
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7 comments:
Gosh - very dramatic. Is that a war cemetery?
wow what a shot brillant
It is a statement, in vivid color, of what is to come. Someday. The sun will grow large and engulf earth. There is a process all stars and suns go through until they vanish from the sky.
I like your photograph because it is a reminder that the graveyards are filled with people who will never see this beautiful sunset.
Abraham Lincoln
Brookville Daily Photo
filtre rouge sur du noir et blanc un classique que j'ai deja executé a morte reprise...
whao, stunning composition!
You seem to have the touch this week - a series of really good images. Tell us more about this photo. What is the event? What, if anything, did you do to edit it?
Bob
St. Louis Missouri Daily Photo Blog
Thanks all for your comments.
Actually this picture was not a B&W with a red filter applied using a software. This picture was taken using an infrared filter directly attached to the lens.
The white balance was not set correctly, that explains the red tint. I just accentuated the color almost to complete saturation, I love playing using the saturation effect.
This picture was taken in the american cemetary in Luxembourg.
I love being in cemetaries, it makes you feel peaceful and very humble.
I don't have any explanation about why I took this picture using this effect, it is just a feeling of an instant.
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