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Up the Steps Down

By midgemckay
A slightly less bright addition to a so far colourful series... I seem to be very pleased with how this turned up.

I took 3 photos of the yellow steps at the railway station near my house, cropped the images a bit, then altered the shadows (bluer), midtones (redder) and highlights (yellower) to end up with quick deep, rich colours.

The increasing angle relects that these are steps, it's a well known fact that stairs get steeper the more you have to climb up them Tongue

I hope others find the image as interesting as I found it to create. I've been having fun recently putting colours first in my photos.

MidgeSmile

Tags: Digitally manipulated

Voters: hannnahhh, noseprints, ticklemymonkey and 4 more


Uploaded:
21 Apr 2006 11:18AM
Camera:
Casio Exilim Z120
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Comments


ticklemymonkey 14 13
21 Apr 2006 11:19AM
Nice abstract

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Jwren 13
21 Apr 2006 11:27AM
An interesting and striking line up well done.
John
noseprints 14 576
21 Apr 2006 12:12PM
very well put together.
midgemckay 12 46
21 Apr 2006 12:48PM
Thanks Will and John, and thank you too Lucie for your kind comments across the photos so far Wink
hannnahhh 12 2
21 Apr 2006 2:57PM
nice idea, works well
bliba Plus
12 2 Austria
21 Apr 2006 9:35PM
Very well put together.....great idea and well executed!!!

ollie
jayhawk2000 12 12 3 United Kingdom
22 Apr 2006 7:15AM
I'll have to try an experiment like this, it's a great combo of patterns and an effective way of proving that you can find the bold in the banal
nzphotodude 12 New Zealand
15 May 2006 12:37PM
nice triptych, great colours
i would put it on my wall!

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