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Published: 2007-04-25 23:49:52 +0000 UTC; Views: 987; Favourites: 17; Downloads: 0
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The tracks only lead one way...Summer Palace (Can't find the real name), near St. Petersburg, Russia.
Ironic that the one day it snows is the day we see the Summer Palace.
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So very beautiful!! I want to go to those woods!!
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A really amazing atmosphere has been created in this shot, what with the almost ill shades in the sky, the tall, bare trees, and the singly line of footsteps, leading away from us.
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Breath-taking and ethereal - I love it. Was the sky really that color then, or were you using a filter?
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That's a post processing gradient, unfortunately. Don't have any filters that fit my L series at the moment. Thanks for the comment and fav tho!
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...absolutely brilliant photo, a classic
I don't know what to say - this belongs in some high class photography gallery!
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Haha thanks.
"this belongs in some high class photography gallery" isn't it already?
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LOVE it! You should do a tutorial on the Lomo effect as used here, it really adds to the image.
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And, as if by the slowest form of magic possible, here it is!
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Just for you!
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Ooooooooooooh i like this! Kinda like Narnia but less ever-green-ish! And there should be a forns footprints too then it'd be Narnia. Anyways it's awesome!
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Haha thanks! Not many Forns in Russia though...
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Amazing picture. Works really well! Did you add the gradient after?
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Yeah, gradient and lomo effect. But I knew I'd do something like that after taking it... because it looked good on the camera but lacked depth/atmosphere.
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Well it's really effective. I like it a lot!
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Thanks... as I said from taking it I knew I'd have to do a little extra to the original to give it some kick...
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what a great photo - really has a strong mood and gives off a wonderful atmosphere of mystery.
nice to see someone using the word ironic properly, too.
nice work!
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Haha thanks for the comment.
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