This is a monochrome version of a set of photographs I did over a year back. From those sets, I created a portfolio called “Abandoned Beauty”. Maybe, next week, I shall write more about that project.
The light in the car came from an off-camera flash that my son was holding. Indeed, I would even say that he is the one who suggested that he angle the flash into the car.
For those who are curious, I used a Topaz B&W filter here. I used a low key effect, and then applied a dodging brush on the side of the car to bring back some detail.
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First rate composition, Rajiv
i love it
Best Always
john
Thank you! And, my son deserves all credit for the lighting
awesome 🙂
Thanks!
Yes, there looks to be a story behind the photo.
Leslie
Yes… It’s in the Artist’s Statement that I made for this project
Compliments to you and your son!
Thanks! Shall tell him
Awesome imagery, Rajiv! Love your creativeness and that of your son’s as well!!
Nicely done.
Thanks!
I must confess that I do not have the nuances of Art Appreciation, but Your photographs touches strings in my heart, so much so that I had difficulties in giving a ‘like’ for this. Painful, You know!
And that might be my best compliment to Your work. I love Cars, and an Abandoned one, searched out and so well presented, deserves Kudos!
Love to You son, the Junior Artist with such Wisdom! And Hearty Regards. 🙂
Well, I can only encourage you to read the post that I have scheduled for tomorrow!
Hello, Rajiv! Good posts! Your article on Religion, vide The Road tPerdition in short, impressed me. Kudos. As You will see, have Reblogged it.
Your post on the Kalinjar fort looks very interesting. God give me the energy and time to peruse all that I love!
Hearty Regards. Keep up the good work. 🙂
Thank you… Actually, I am going to do a follow up to the Finding God one
Good, my Dear Rajiv! Keep going! 🙂
Comin’ up!
Oh, I just posted an update!
Thanks for letting me know. Opened it up, and find it good; and shall need time to respond. Regards. 🙂