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I sneaked through our basement this afternoon and found these blocks of wood under the table. It looked so lonely and abandoned so
I decided to take a picture of it.
I was tempted to convert it to black and white but there seemed to be something inside me telling me not to do it.
So..
Tata .. My kahoy masterpiece along with a naturally beautiful soft light beaming on it.
Adjusted the levels and curves a bit
framed
sharpened then framed and resized.
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Extremely simple subject and shot ... I don't think it's as sharp as it could be but I admire your eye for unusual subjects and your willingness to make a photograph out of it.
Innovative.
Rew
Hello Cyrene,
You have such a detail observation and excellently presented . . Unusual show but opens up our perception about things and give a different paradigm in creating good image . .
Great idea . .
Well done
Tfs,
Tjutjut
Many thanks for your kind words on 1 9 0 7 .
- miau
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Bonsoir Cyrene,
Presque rien et pourtant c’est très beau.
Textures, couleurs et éclairage, tout est parfaitement réussi!
Super!
Michel
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