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Quo Vadis?


Quo Vadis?
Photo Information
Copyright: Fred NEF (Freddie) Gold Star Critiquer/Gold Star Workshop Editor/Gold Note Writer [C: 1623 W: 126 N: 1189] (6191)
Genre: Places
Medium: Color
Date Taken: 2006-11
Categories: Transportation, Decisive Moment, Action, Nocturnal, Portrait
Exposure: f/2.8, 1 seconds
Photo Version: Original Version, Workshop
Date Submitted: 2007-02-13 4:04
Viewed: 815
Points: 4
[Note Guidelines] Photographer's Note
Quo Vadis?
"Where Are You Going?"
Flipping through the pages of Europe and actually going there, page by page, city by city! It's like watching a movie and suddenly being there in the action. It's a nice feeling, really.

I took this photo while in a couchette on my way to Milan from a fun filled day in Venice.
The photo has lots of motion blurs because of slow shutter speed setting but it aptly represents a flipping action.
I hope you like this bit.
Thanks for visiting and have a fun day today.
Freddie :)

Pp: I chose the flashlight filter in PS so there is an effect of the small lights in couchettes, normally found in sleeper trains in Europe. The surrounding areas were darkened and the flaslight filter concentrated the light on the book that I'm reading.
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ThreadThread Starter Messages Updated
To ScottHale: Hi!Freddie 6 03-09 02:00
To clnaef: Bonjour!Freddie 1 02-21 15:32
To rebel: Hi Marcin!Freddie 1 02-14 13:43
To hcvvmk: Hi Hong!Freddie 2 02-13 12:30
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Hi Freddy,

Nice motion movement of the book and the reader.. I like the golden color when the book was flipped in the photo.

TFS,
Hong

Everywhere is beautyful so maybe around the world?
Nice effect
Marcin

Bonjour,
Belle ambiance. Sympathique essai.
Bonne journée.
clnaef

Freddie,
Did you unfold a tripod on the train?
Did you take this shot or did someone else? I see a finger on the bottom of the photo and it surely isn't yours.
I believe hcvvmk commented on wanting to see a shot of yours in his reply to yours in his critique. I think you owe it to us, did YOU take this or did someone else? I don't see tripod listed on your exif data because you didn't leave any.
Scott

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