The End of the Red Tide

Cheesecake · 17th April 2004

hello,

these are some abstract photos taken of the old National Library at Stamford Road(no, not Stamford Bridge) on the last day of its operations.

spent many days, weeks, months... in this building, reading about photography and doing schoolwork.

unforgettable are the red bricks that lined this building...

one last hurrah for the old lady!

taken with Velvia100F and scanned by Bedok Photo Studio by Kex.

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supperman · 17th April 2004

I like the 2nd one a lot. I'm going to assume that you planned the overexposed, because I think in this case, it worked pretty well. You might be able to afford to crop a little off the top, but otherwise, I love the contrast in colours.

Cheesecake · 17th April 2004

Originally Posted by supperman

I like the 2nd one a lot. I'm going to assume that you planned the overexposed, because I think in this case, it worked pretty well. You might be able to afford to crop a little off the top, but otherwise, I love the contrast in colours.

no, i didn't plan the over-exposure. i was metering off the gates but the floor and shoes got over-exposed. very bad mistake.

yes, i agree with the slight crop off the top. but i'm really not a post-processing kind of guy.. haha
i just leave it be.

thanks for ur comments!

17th April 2004	#1
Cheesecake Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: I live in a haunted house!!!!! Posts: 12,835	The End of the Red Tide hello, these are some abstract photos taken of the old National Library at Stamford Road(no, not Stamford Bridge) on the last day of its operations. spent many days, weeks, months... in this building, reading about photography and doing schoolwork. unforgettable are the red bricks that lined this building... one last hurrah for the old lady! taken with Velvia100F and scanned by Bedok Photo Studio by Kex. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 __________________ You'll Never Walk Alone! 初恋的感觉杀很大!

17th April 2004	#2
supperman Member Join Date: Mar 2004 Posts: 141	I like the 2nd one a lot. I'm going to assume that you planned the overexposed, because I think in this case, it worked pretty well. You might be able to afford to crop a little off the top, but otherwise, I love the contrast in colours.