One February Noon by nikolais
Close
Hover over top left image to zoom.
Click anywhere to exit.
Members remain the original copyright holder in all their materials here at Renderosity. Use of any of their material inconsistent with the terms and conditions set forth is prohibited and is considered an infringement of the copyrights of the respective holders unless specially stated otherwise.
No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Thank you for your clicks, comments and views of Wild Apricot. This one was captured in Gorky Park, Rostov-na-Donu over the previous weekend.
Enjoy this weekend.
Nikolay
Comments (20)
Wonderful shot, Nikolay. I would love to see this same spot in Summer. I think it would be a nice contrast.
Super Bild 5++++++
lovely shot and contrat my friend
Nice progression of values
Wonderful atmosphere and point of view.Perfect photo.
This is a very beautiful capture. I see the sun is coming through the mist.
marvelous!
Superb shot! Well done.
Wonderful composition! it looks a little run down.
It is gorgeous. A place to sit and think. Such wonderful textures, the eyes roam quite contently here. I see that no place in the world is safe from graffiti.
A very nice shot! Only the graffiti takes away some of the interest! I probably would have cloned that out! Nice work though....
Beautiful capture; excellent depth of details!
I would love to see Gorky park. Thank you for this view!
fine shot with all the contrasts in it.
In this shot...why take the graffiti out? I suspect that is part of the story. Here this would reflect gang activity...same there? If people could channel all their efforts into positive activities instead of negatives...
excellent photofraphy!
I understand why some would want the graffiti out, but I agree with Bill, it is part of the story and I like it in...But that's only part of the story. You have strong detail, going all the way back to the trees & bushes in the mid-ground (and of course the gravel and decay up front), and you've got a tonal harmony too, you always handled grays & sepias with sensitivity. But it's also wild; it has a jazz-like feeling, lots of things talking at once (to me, at least), and your light is high-white & diffuse and adds a texture all its own. (I realize over time that you do a lot with strong whites, a difficult hue for many photographers, but a staple in a number of your shots.) A fascinating & full capture as always, and I love the detail throughout...
this really caught my eye.. beautiful tones!
Wonderful capture!
Well done and beautiful POV