Princeton, New Jersey | Canon G5, 2006
May 9, 2007
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28 comments:
nice. makes the distinction more visible and stressed.
Hm, is that the real colour? me like =). Thanks for stopping by the other day, it was good to read from you again.
Hi PT, nice idea and well executed. Best wishes Neil
nice...
a colorful bike on a monochrome background :)
impressive PS work, but this bike is very big
blue.... i love blue.... :) nice work outdoorexposure....
Electric blue - stands out.
Nice work. Very pretty blue color.
awesome use of selective color, well done
Hé hé! I like the singing blue of this bike!
Tena koe ehoa
Yes Poramit a great way to make something impactual is to seperate it and this work wonderfully in that regard.
The triangular construction of the frame becomes more evident and I'm affirmed in understanding that the structure od a triangle is one of the strongest structural shapes used in designing architecture and load bearing machines and utilities.
Really like the selective color on the black and white. Great shot.
Cool! I love the color; and you always do such a great cutout job.
Cool bike! I want one like that !
very nice work! cool work with the colors!
I'm not normallu a fan of selective colouring but this just came out and hit me! Nice one.
Never anything wrong with standing out in the crowd. Nice shot!
Cool emphasis there. Like the blues. hehe
Excellent color contrast, it looks great with the gray.
what a nice shot! i just love the way you have pp it. focus on it! :) lovely done my friend.
Nice picture, I like the color effect and composiion. Nice to visit your blog again.
I like the selective saturation
Nice idea! And you did a great job too!
selective colouring really works well..
on peut dire qu'il resssort bien ce vélo
Nice example of selective saturation, of which I am not actually a big fan; but this really works. Very understated and tonally perfect.
Excellent selective colour here! I love this photo.
Nice color selection, makes the bike stand out.
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