Vikram's Photoblog
Moonlight Sonata
Posted by Vikram (Chandler, United States) on 15 May 2007 in Lifestyle & Culture and Portfolio.
Craiger from Vacaville, California, United States
Wow! Very origional! Well executed!
15 May 2007 8:46am
@Craiger: I am still learning. I have a 14.1" laptop at home and a 22" LCD at work. I work on the photos from home on my laptop. I make many flaws, like in this one; there are some sharp pixels in the sky. But I realize those only when I see on 22" screen.
Thanks for the comment!
Betsy Carson from Portland, United States
Wow, indeed. The silvery light is just gorgeous.
15 May 2007 11:28am
@Betsy Carson: Thanks!
Paulo Jorge Oliveira from Lisbon, Portugal
Fantastic, like a dream, amazing shot and composition!
*****
15 May 2007 12:57pm
@Paulo Jorge Oliveira: Thanks a lot!
Kairospix from Singapore
wow! great shot and great post-processing making a day shot into a night shot!
very creative!
15 May 2007 2:39pm
@Kairospix: Yes. You got it right! I didn't have enough zoom on my lens to shoot just the deer. So I shot this scene and decided to process the image.
Thanks for the comment!
@Ameen: Thanks friend!
@badala: Thank you!
@Jacqui: Thanks a lot!!
ma:ze from Frankfurt, Germany
Shit! I completely overlooked the deer, had to look twice to discover it, cool postprocessing done there, Vikram. Lovely compo!
16 May 2007 6:39am
@ma:ze: Oh yes... Yes, the deer was in the shade.
Thanks for the comment friend!
Kheoh Yee Wei from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
wonderfully striking shot ! this is classic !
16 May 2007 1:49pm
@Kheoh Yee Wei: Thank you!
@Daniel A. Norman: Thanks!
@Stunner: Thanks for the comment!
@L. Despres: Thank you very much!
Angshuman from New Delhi, India
PP done to turn day into night?! Now that's what is ingenuity...I was wondering how did you take this shot...infrared filter?
Regards
Angshu
4 Apr 2008 10:48am
@Angshuman: This is a daylight shot...
I used a lot of burning layers to make it dark. The photo was sharp and I did not have enough zoom that time to shoot just the deer. So had to do something radical. This again is one of my very early experiments. I think it is over-processed. I was working on an old laptop where I could not even see the colour differences properly :( But your positive comment gives me encouragement to do it better!
