Fire in the snow ?

Posted by semaha (Montreal, Canada) on 23 January 2007 in Abstract & Conceptual and Portfolio.

I'm not really into "photoshop" effect, but just for fun, kept the red before turning it to B&W... the joy of digital photography!

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Comments (11)

Chris Sullivan from Melbourne, Australia

This really works, it doesn't have that 'fake' photoshop feel to it rather accentuates what's already there. Very nicely composed, it makes me think of the point of having a hydrant there - great surrealist shot!

23 Jan 2007 9:11am

Dimitrios from ATHENS, Greece

well balanced with the people in the background, nice photo

23 Jan 2007 9:17am

Sidonie from Sydney, Australia

Red and snow - the two colors are highly complimentary. Clever color isolation. Nice one.

23 Jan 2007 10:31am

Yvon from Meerkerk, Netherlands

I like the effect. It makes the hydrant extra weird in that surrounding.

23 Jan 2007 12:42pm

Anne-Marie Pilon from Montréal, Canada

Unexpected! Very good post processing! Composition well done!

23 Jan 2007 1:45pm

Paul Ricciardi from West Hartford, United States

I, like you, have never been into photoshoppery or selective desaturation, however this really works quite well for this shot. Very graphic, somewhat surreal.

23 Jan 2007 2:47pm

Carol from Turkey

Yep it certainly works. But I wonder not what the hydrant is doing there but what are they doing there?! Great wilderness feel to this. Nice shot

23 Jan 2007 6:27pm

chiquitafilipina from United States

Wow, it looks so powerful in the image but seemingly useless in its surrounding.

23 Jan 2007 11:07pm

spots from singapore, Singapore

nice! this makes for a witty picture!

23 Jan 2007 11:44pm

Lyndsey Le from Houston, TX, United States

Fantastic choice of contrast colors here! Very nice perspective and well done on your post processing! BTW, I like the imagination you've put into your "profile" photo ... but I definitely would not try that out in real life though :) Cheers!

29 Jan 2007 12:55am