"Painter and yellow bucket" (Canon 300D, 2006)
May 30, 2006
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26 comments:
I like very much this photo. Great work with the contrast, lights and shades. It makes me happy to know that we coincide I did a series in a blog:
http: //cartasdetiberius.blogspirit.com/album/fotos_secuencia/ ( Regards )
I like it a lot. Is intresting the game of the yellow in the image. And the way this man is giving life to the action and the wall. It would be nice for him to have this photo.
hehe, kind of funny shot, great capture too :)
Excellent. Nice job. As bruno said, there's a lot of humor here. I like it. Regards, Brent
Wonderful use of selective colour.
nice, interesting colour separation
Nice job.Both u guys.
nice play with the colors. makes me wonder for awhile.
Nice photo. I like the selective desaturation. Is black & white & yellow. I like that not only the paint is coloured, but also all yellow things. Good idea.
This is something different from your usual work. I love it!!
I like the processing, excellent!
I have to say that that platform looks a little unstable for my liking... !
A much needed paint job! ;-)
Nice effect!
Love the selective color.
Absolutely brilliant....a stroke of genius to convert the pic of an ordinary painter into something else using selective colouring.......reminds me a lot of Azhar's yellow fellows
really nice; like the use of such a limited palette. and that support does not look stable...
Personally i prefer your paint job than his! Great selective processing!!
Loving selective desat. nice to see some colour on the blog :)
GREAT GREAT SHOT!!
Funny post treatment. Very well done.
LOL!
Really funny. Lovely capture and concept.
Love the treatment here! Great picture!
This is good. It looks busy, but it works. Probably because most of the image is in black and white, so it doesn't distract the viewer's attention
great job on this, really fun shot
LOVE the selective processing!
Well done! Nice selective desaturation.
wow! Nice edit. The yellow paint seems to have more meaning than just being there.
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