Chalkis

Photographer's Note

This is a detail shot from the old and abandoned house of Tzavela street I have posted yesterday. In this shot we can see a window and part of the main entrace of the house.

PP work: I added a slighty pal cyan color to the sky as it was very cloudy and totaly white.

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manny (22032) 2005-02-01 8:52

Nice...a good way to frame it leaving an empty space on top and slightly at the left. Greece is such a good lace for these kinds of shots. I wish I can go back there....now that I like to take photos than pose.

bertolucci (14052) 2005-02-01 11:43

Hi Babis, I like the framing of this capture and all those weatherbeaten textures are very cool to look at. The colour palet is very interesting, I think the augemented sky works well! Again the pictures makes you wander all the things thius building have been through. Well seen & done!

Maritsa (358) 2005-02-01 14:10

Ακόμα μία ωραία γωνία από το παλιό αυτό σπίτι. Μου αρέσει ο ελαφρά χρωματισμένος ουρανός. Λειτουργεί καλύτερα η φωτό τώρα! Μπράβο...

papagolf21 (152607) 2005-02-01 17:00

Bonsoir Mpampis,
J'adore l'architecture (civile, religieuse ou militaire) !
Cette maison me donne l'impression qu'elle pourrait raconter son histoire, celle de ses habitants, de ce qu'elle a vu, des joies et des peines.
Une maison abandonnée est toujours à triste à regarder.
Merci pour l'émotion qui passe à travers cette photo.
Belle réussite photographique Mpampis.
Bien amicalement.
Philippe

Surrender2000 (0) 2005-02-02 1:46

Beautiful photo, Mpampis. I need more photos of greek old houses cause i like them.

joseelias (0) 2005-02-16 8:58

Old houses are an interesting subject but not easy to shoot at all. In this one I like a lot the tones and especially textures of the wall. And the details seen are very nice. Still your POV is complicated as it crops in half something which looks like the most interesting part of the photo, the main door (great tones and details). Maybe you could look for details instead of the whole view, which you can only get with a wide angle lens. And this door could be one. Maybe you could even have a more creative approach, like framing just half of the door and show the textures in the right part of the photo.

Also, stitching two photos vertically could give you the chance to show all and even explore geometry distortions in a creative way.