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Quite a while ago I uploaded a shot of this street organ, but as an abstract image. Today I thought that I would upload a face-on image. I just love all the shapes, colours and textures of this, and think it also works well in mono (V2). Also uploaded is another detail from the organ (V3) and also in mono (V4). Finally, V5 is a full shot of the whole organ.
I have enabled Mods on this one, as I know some of you do like to play!
Thanks for all your comments and very helpful tips on my Railway Art upload. It is so good of you all to take the time and trouble.
Carol
Main pic:
f/3.5
1/60 sec
ISO 80
| Camera: | Canon SX20 IS |
| Lens: | Zoom |
| Title: | Wood and Wind |
| Username: | 
gingerdelight |
| Uploaded: | 27 Jan 2010 - 1:44 PM |
| Tags: | Close-up / macro, General, Photo journalism, Still life, Street photography |
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| Votes: | 64 |
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I do like the mono versions best
Really makes you look at the details
Excellent! I want colour for all those warm tones, but the b&w conversions are strong. Love the way you've isolated satisfying compositions out of the bigger scene.
Moira
5 bril images love them all the detail you captured is fantastic when in large its even better well done.
Great images Carol - I like the colour for the lovely warm tones !
Chris
A fine-looking instrument as were so many fairground organs. Gaudin et Cie. were the makers rather than the fairground operators, which rather surprised me.
The details come over extremely well in black & white as well as in colour, which rather surprised me too!
Bill
Quote: Great shots, so much detail. Love the closer crop in V1..but you have chopped the poor dragons nose off on the left.
I know! Unfortunately there were people standing there when I took the shot, and it wasn't until I got it up on the screen that I realised they had partially blocked the nose! That will teach me to take my time with the composition in the first instance! A lesson hopefully well learnt!
C.
A very fine set, Carol, and very nicely processed mono versions, too, but have to go for the colour ones as my faves.
TrevB 
Quote: Wonderful set of images, think colour all the way for me. But what a shock with V5!! I thought the whole thing was so much bigger! So thanks for including that image.
Barbara
Maybe I should have left the people in to give it a sense of scale, Barbara. It was really large! If you can imagine that the figure in Vs 3 and 4 was about 2-3 feet tall you can estimate the size of the organ!
C.
More than wonderul, very enjoyable collection. Well done.
Dave.
A great set and all the work that went into that, well captured
each shot is terrific.. love all the detail you captured.
Good evening carol theese images are totally amazing and the detail captured.Its hard to choose the best one but i like V3. Iam afraid iam gunna have to give you my user award this week for such excellent images. I mite have a play with a mod later...lol
Keep up the good work steve..
What an amazing-looking instrument. All really nice but I love v.5 where you see it in full.
Dave.
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