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Ice Age
Posted by Florence (Paris, France) on 16 August 2009 in Cityscape & Urban and Portfolio.
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Anina from Auckland, New Zealand
HAHAHA! Love the title :)
Great shot!
Love the light and composition
16 Aug 2009 6:10am
Scott Schilling from San Martin, United States
Wonderful title and great processing on this image!
16 Aug 2009 6:19am
Dulcie from Danville, CA, United States
You are so creative. Very nice effect.
And a nice cool image from the viewpoint of hot August days in California. ;-)
16 Aug 2009 6:31am
Jean Jacques from France
Superbe photo prise derrière une vitre? Il pleut ou la vitre et encrassée?
Bon dimanche.
jj@+
16 Aug 2009 6:32am
benkirane from Fès, Morocco
Une image de facture pointilliste pour un avenir noir...et pas rassurant!
Bon dimanche lumineux!
16 Aug 2009 7:12am
Traversées from Paris, France
brrrr.... hmmmm.... ça fait du bien un peu de fraîcheur !
16 Aug 2009 8:58am
marianne from Toulouse, France
oh excellent !!! des petits flocons partout, alors qu'on ne sait plus où trouver la fraîcheur ....
c'est nuit noire sous tes étoiles, ça me ravit les yeux et le coeur !!!
bon dimanche, Florence !
16 Aug 2009 9:11am
Marie-Hélène Ammor from Casablanca/Paris, Morocco
Cette composition en 3 parties est superbe ! la noir du bas est la vie puis le ciel blanc bleu fige un peu etle noir du haut laisse l'imagination deviner ce qu'il peut y avoir derrière le ciel
16 Aug 2009 9:16am
Francesc B. from région parisienne, France
Hé, hé... très sympa... j'aime beaucoup le format... ça me fait un peu penser à ma photo ici, ou j'ai bidouillé aussi en présentation.
16 Aug 2009 9:40am
mo.langel from ., Switzerland
Ton image me fait penser à une boule qu'on retourne et la neige tombe! :o)
16 Aug 2009 9:46am
@mo.langel: Ah oui, tu as raison, je n'y avais pas pensé ! :-)
Anna.C from LA ROCHELLE, France
une vision sombre et futuriste, super bien fait en tout cas et rafraîchissant aujourd'hui ;-)
16 Aug 2009 10:29am
olivier Paillet from toulouse, France
J'ai tout de suite pensé aux petites boules que l'on retourne ....
Excellent !!!
16 Aug 2009 11:16am
Gérard from SAINT CYR SUR LOIIRE, France
Toujours l'esprit créatif, Florence, un graphisme insolite et intéressant. Bon dimanche
16 Aug 2009 11:36am
john4jack from Corvallis, Oregon, United States
What you have created, Flo, is very nice. I wish that you would tell us how you make your creations; what steps do you take??
16 Aug 2009 1:28pm
@john4jack: Well Jack, not that I don't want to explain but it will be quite long... It's a shame that we cannot download files (word or pdf or else) on a community menu onto Aminus. I would love to do that (I wrote it to the administrators but... no news)... I sincerely like to share tricks but we can't do it.
Stef67 from in my head, France
l'avenir...? bien vu, bien dit, superbe le cadrage, donne de la puissance au cliché,bravo ^^
16 Aug 2009 2:40pm
Jean-Luc from Lyon, France
Tout a fait la petite boule qu'on secoue pour voir tomber la neige ! Rafraichissant :-)
16 Aug 2009 2:44pm
Lee from Fort Frances Ontario, Canada
Very imaginative. I like it. Where do you get your ideas from. I hope it never stops.
16 Aug 2009 2:53pm
MahGol from Paris, Iran
its beautiful .. the foreground and the background are both magnificant
16 Aug 2009 4:21pm
Steve Rice from Olympia, United States
To think I thought global warming was a problem. Here comes an ice age! Great image.
16 Aug 2009 4:56pm
Hannah from Cambridge, United Kingdom
Wow
This is one of my fav photos you have taken, perhaps ever.
16 Aug 2009 6:28pm
Stephane Themeze from Maryland, United States
L'iradiance de la lumiere est superbe. De la glace en Aout! J'en prendrai 3 boules. Joli panorama et skyline! Ainsi que le traitement.
16 Aug 2009 10:03pm
Lougris from Toulouse, France
il est clair que le climat est détraqué, parce que chez moi c'est grand soleil !!
trève de plaisenterie, c'est une superbe image .
16 Aug 2009 11:09pm
Mike from Lichfield, United Kingdom
Hey this is a fabulous piece of work. Excellent!
17 Aug 2009 3:52am
john4jack from Corvallis, Oregon, United States
To be able to download a pdf would be terrific.
17 Aug 2009 8:45pm
@john4jack: I agree Jack. Photoshop is such a powerful tool, you can play on it for hours. And yes, it's not obvious to use it. Tomorrow I will post a picture shot in Paris this summer. I've added textures and layers on it. Do you like to know how to do the same ? If yes, let me know tomorrow on the post and I will send you the technic. Then, everything is possible on every image and with every texture/background. Lots of textures are of free access on the internet, but you can photograph your own textures as well (wall, concrete, glass, metal, fabric, wood, plastic... in fact... everything.) I'll wait to ear from you. Do you have PS by the way ? It's better ! ;-) My PS has a french interface but well, I'll make some screen copies. I'm sure you will recognize the path and anyway, I will try to translate the menu as well as possible.
bm from Budapest, Hungary
hmm, really like this...almost abstract in quality but the muted colors and the slight blur provide fantastic background to the flakes...well done.
18 Aug 2009 12:44pm
